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Asked: 2026-05-19T22:41:07+00:00

suppose the UIWebView is full screen, the html&css is simply like this: <body><div id=wrapper

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suppose the UIWebView is full screen, the html&css is simply like this:

<body><div id="wrapper" style="height:320px;width:460px;-webkit-box-sizing:border-box;display:block;overflow-x:none;overflow-y:scroll;">
    <ol style="width:100%;">//Its height is much bigger than 320px
    /* blablablablablabla */</ol>
</div></body>

When set UIWebView’s UIScroller.bounces = YES, the page simply bounce up and down, no scroll for <ol/>.

When set UIWebView’s UIScroller.bounces = NO, the page just acts as if frozen no matter how touched.

What I want: the <ol/> scrolls the same as the UIWebView’s scrolling.

There is an example for this effect in iAd test. You can see it here:http://xiaolife.com/table_view_plain_declarative.html(I set it up on my own site, use safari to view and set UA as mobile safari), however iAd framework can not be used directly in UIWebview, and iAd seems too complicated for me.

the effect Apple did is almostly the same as the UIWebView does, including bounce and scroll bar.

But now, I simply want the <ol> to be scrollable at least, while I have no idea how 🙁

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  1. Editorial Team

    Thank god I finally found this little code and it works great with a scroll bar,and bounce(not easy to make it work) 🙂 http://cubiq.org/iscroll

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