Björn Rixman

I think I might have found an easier way to solve this issue, which does not require setting explicit heights for the scroll panels, but rather relies on flex-boxes for...

here's an URL to the example page: http://rixman.net/demo/scroll/

@bradbirdsall nice! so we don't even need margin-bottom:-1px anymore? The only issue with your solution is that we still get rubber-banding when the content is smaller than the viewport: http://fiddle.jshell.net/bjrn/mtpsa/show/light/...

the jsfiddle I linked to previously is showing the issue: http://fiddle.jshell.net/bjrn/mtpsa/show/light/ it's basically just a fork of your example, but with only two div elements inside. try scrolling inside that...

I think it might need a third one actually. I have a wrapping element here, and it works fine: http://rixman.net/demo/scroll/1/ I tried putting margin-bottom:-1px on sF-wrap in your example, see...

@foliomob - I think the best solution for "re-hiding" the url bar when switching between landscape and portrait would be to listen to the orientationchange event and scroll to top...

@cpojer, most likely it is because of the -1px bottom margin that is used to fix the case where the content is shorter than the container. It also scrolls to...

I made a quick example with an alternative approach: http://fiddle.jshell.net/e79jY/show/light/ code is here: http://jsfiddle.net/bjrn/e79jY/ basically there are two alternatives to the margin-bottom:-1px fix I came up, but both require javascript...

Did you add the script with `

Another thing; have you by any chance found a nice way of enabling proceeding to next Field with `onSubmitEditing` and `blurOnSubmit={false}` with redux-form? Typically in a multi-field form I'd like...