When using 'infiniteScrollContainer' attribute the calculation isn't according to the chosen container #377
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…ative to the container. So I fix it to be relative to the chosen container.
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@Michaelzvu This project currently assumes that the element you put the attributes on is the element you want to use to calculate/compare with the container. I've made a change so that you can target a different "list" element as well as the feature you're trying to use to target a specific "container" element. I need to clean my change up and test it a little more but IMO it's a bug/missing feature. #384 is the fix PR. |
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#376
While the container isn't the windowElement the calculation isn't relative to the container.
So I fix it to be relative to the chosen container.