Deven Caron

Hey, have you tried the `stop()` [method](https://github.com/locomotivemtl/locomotive-scroll#instance-methods)? This would allow you to stop the scroll and its events. Then you can use `.start()` to resume

Oh my bad. I misread _"locomotive is not using the newest version, but that does/would not make a difference here I think"_. I will take a deep look into this...

Hey! Unfortunately, Lenis doesn't support CSS scroll-snap, and since Locomotive is built on top of Lenis, it will not work either. You can learn more about Lenis limitations [here](https://github.com/studio-freight/lenis#limitations).

Would this require changes to the api? Or it can be achieved on the front-end only?

How to you see this in the UI? Something like this?  Or this? 

Would be nice if the combined hiscore also allow us to combine specific builds. E.g. from a multiselect I could select the build "F2P" and "F2P Level 3". The API...

Hey! Have you tried to either add `data-lenis-prevent` on the dialog popup or to use our [workaround](https://scroll.locomotive.ca/docs/#/limitations?id=third-party-injected-popups)?

Hey! Sorry for the late reply. To prevent the scroll event from being caught by Lenis, you can add `data-lenis-prevent` to a div. This is typically used for elements like...

There is no `data-scroll-direction` attribute. Are you trying to have only a specific part of your page scroll horizontally? If so, it's not supported out of the box, but you...

Hello! Indeed, we do have a limitation with the current compilation tasks. The temporary solution is to save any `.scss` file, while the watch task is running. (`npm run start`)....