Enabled scroll-glue to work on the body element. #13
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Would you be able to rebase this change on the latest master branch, in case it is still valid? |
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Hi,
I made scroll-glue work on body elements. In that case you've to register on the
window.onscrollevent. The calculation inshouldActivateAutoScroll()is a bit different to normal elements, too.I tried to create karma tests for the extended behavior, but if I understand it correctly, the compiled templates will be appended below the body element. That would result in two nested body tags, which obviously doesn't work.
Kind regards
Marcell