Álvaro

I would prefer not to keep on adding new options. Perhaps we can apply normalScroll in both directions when using `normalScrollElements`. I don't see why we would only apply it...

Right I see. Then I guess to make it simple we can just provide a data attribute in the element itself, for example `data-normalscroll="x"`. Then we can look for that...

Not really. But hopefully for some future release :) If you really need it now use the [contact form](https://alvarotrigo.com/#contact) and we set a quote for a priority request.

> As far as I understand, this has not been fixed yet? That's right.

> Is there a fix for the performance issues? Sadly, “position: fixed” doesn’t work inside “fullpage” wrapper without “scrollBar: true”. I needed it to create an animation. Can you try...

> Basically, I want the same “sticky” effect as in the “second” section of [this website (made in Webflow too)](https://beauty-hunter-project.webflow.io/). I’m really scratching my head here trying to understand how...

Updated the links: For v4, try replacing your files for these: https://rawgit.com/alvarotrigo/fullPage.js/dev/dist/fullpage.min.js https://rawgit.com/alvarotrigo/fullPage.js/dev/dist/fullpage.min.css

> Yes, the website uses `scrollBar: true` Are you able to experiment any drop in FPS on the [demo page](https://alvarotrigo.com/fullPage/examples/scrollBar.html#3rdPage)? I can't see any drops using Chrome.  Any updates...

@GeorgyBuns thanks for that. Can you replace your `fullpage.min.css` and `fullpage.min.js` file with the latest ones on the dev branch? I've just pushed some changes: https://github.com/alvarotrigo/fullPage.js/tree/dev/dist

Also, what kind of drop are you experimenting? I can't see any issue with the FPS on your demo page. https://aaply.webflow.io/home-test These are the results: