Joel Mukuthu

Hi Monit, I'm afraid not, I don't have extra time at the moment to look into this. From a quick look at the breaking changes though, with regards to this...

Hi, thanks for this. I think it's the same issue that was posted here #35, which I still haven't managed to reproduce :/ Is it possible to create a jsfiddle...

Thank you for taking the time and the extra info, much appreciated :) I'll keep this open while I try to figure it out

Scroll-related functionality has since been pulled out into a separate module https://github.com/joelmukuthu/angular-scrollie. These directives would apply there.

Hi Zia, You're right that the issues are related. Snapscroll takes over the mousewheel events and thus prevents the browser's default scrolling. This happens [here](https://github.com/joelmukuthu/angular-snapscroll/blob/5dd87735f8e042efce566b7061d0996bf1b91889/src/directives/snapscroll.js#L413) and [here](https://github.com/joelmukuthu/angular-snapscroll/blob/5dd87735f8e042efce566b7061d0996bf1b91889/src/directives/snapscroll.js#L419). I think the...

Hi again, I've released version 1.2.0, with support for: - Passing events to `beforeSnap` and `afterSnap` - Disabling wheel interactions altogether So you can try the suggestion in my previous...

You're welcome :) It's unfortunate that this issue cannot be fixed within snapscroll so I hope the changes will enable you to fix it. All in all let me know...

Sorry for the delay (I'm currently on holiday). Here's some sample code (using https://github.com/joelmukuthu/angular-wheelie to bind to the wheel events): ```html ``` ```js angular.module('myapp', ['snapscroll', 'wheelie']); angular.controller('Ctrl', ['wheelie', '$scope', function...

Regarding the problem you are trying to solve, snapscroll actually supports having elements that are bigger than the window, but they have to be children elements in the snapscroll element...

You're very welcome! I hope it works out and I'm looking forward to see what you come up with :)