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I’m using the code provided by Abhijit Rao on the following page which brings an element into view when it’s contained inside and overflow:auto container.
I’m using this for a custom combobox that I’m creating and it works well in all browsers apart from Safari/Chrome where the items are scrolled into view, but the page also scrolls.
Any idea how to stop them from doing that?
Thanks,
Jacques
It would seem that the JQuery event.preventDefault() works in this case, although I’m not quite sure why it only affected webkit browsers.