Good point 😉
At one time during dev I actually styled them the way you described, but I switched back to classic style as they were pretty hard to notice 😀😀
You can still find them used in this post, for example, where I use them as X-axis scrolls for code snippets.
I just commented them out for the main Y-axis, the code is still there and I might use it again if I change my mind 😀😀
Yeah, that was the initial reason I switched back. 😉 But I will take your advice and try to experiment with some lighter shades like #576180 from my color palette described in this post 🎨
Thanks a lot for the input, helped a lot 🙏💖
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In your CSS file, you can add the following to remove the X-axis scroll bar that appears at the bottom of your blog page:
body
{
overflow-x: hidden;
}
Thanks for noticing! 👍 Fixed it 😉
@madza As a homework, I think you should try changing the y-axis scroll bar colour in the blog page into one that meets the theme of your website.
Good point 😉
At one time during dev I actually styled them the way you described, but I switched back to classic style as they were pretty hard to notice 😀😀
You can still find them used in this post, for example, where I use them as X-axis scrolls for code snippets.
I just commented them out for the main Y-axis, the code is still there and I might use it again if I change my mind 😀😀
@ShadowNinja just deployed the custom Y-axis scrolls, so you could take a look 😉 Curious, do you think they look better like this? 👀
Definitely looks better but it needs to be more lighter; I could barely tell its there.
Isn't there any way to make it lighter?
Yeah, that was the initial reason I switched back. 😉 But I will take your advice and try to experiment with some lighter shades like #576180 from my color palette described in this post 🎨
Thanks a lot for the input, helped a lot 🙏💖