Here's mine

[Mauro A. Santos]

@Hayo-Gebauer said:

::-webkit-scrollbar
{
width: 6px; /* for vertical scrollbars /
height: 6px; / for horizontal scrollbars */
}

::-webkit-scrollbar-track
{
background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);
}

::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb
{
background: rgba(0, 0, 255, 1);
}

Thanks for sharing! I´ve tried on my website and it looks dope!

[koliveros]

@hayo-gebauer said in Here's mine:

background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);

I tried this code and it works great! Only thing is the background is showing up as white (instead of transparent). I use a lot of full screen images and want the scrollbar to overlay instead of cutting the image off. Any advice? Thank you!

[edgrbnz]

Beautiful site @Hayo-Gebauer 💯
I second Armin’s advice with the project links.

[Hayo Gebauer]

New updated website (desktop & mobile)

[Walker]

Hallo Hayo,

your website is very nice!

I would like to ask you one question.
After viewing a project, I would like to come back to the homepage previous scrolled position when I press my browser back button (history.back()).
You managed to do this on your website.
Would it be possible telling me how you did this?
That would be very kind of you!

Thanks
Walker

[Hayo Gebauer]

huh, I actually didn’t put any code into that I believe. I’ll have a look into that and will let you know

[Hayo Gebauer]

@walker I have no custom code, suggesting the saved scrolled position...

[edgrbnz]

@Walker I think this is standard behaviour since LayTheme is functioning as a single page application.
As long as the site knows the site you were coming from it’s jumping back to the same scroll position. That should work w/ all the shortcode links like next project, previous project, etc.

But I don’t really know the details on when and how this works… perhaps @mariusjopen could provide some in depth knowledge on that topic.

[Walker]

Thats a great new feature! That's what I've been waiting for. Thanks

[mariusjopen]

Good idea! We will write that down!