Custom Scrollbar Plugin

Change the Look of Too Long Vertical Elements width a Scrollbar

Do you have too long elements sticking out and breaking the web site layout?

If you have such a problem, fix their height by adding a scrollbar to the element with this plugin.

See How a Scrollbar is Created

After installing it, go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Scrollbars. Set a selector and height. That’s it.

Notes: you need a basic understanding of CSS/jQuery selectors to use this plugin.

Multiple Selectors

By specifying selectors, you can define multiple scrollbars.

Responsive

Supports responsive design by defining the range of browser screen widths for the scrollbar to appear.

Custom Colors

Pick custom colors for the scrollbar elements.

Custom CSS

Define custom CSS rules.

Predefined Styles

Pick you favorite style from a list.

Ajax Page Load Handling

Even if the elements is inside an element which loads with Ajax, your scrollbars will be initialized accordingly.

Supports Responsive Design

If you want to disable your scrollbars in certain screen widths, you can do so as well.

Supported Language

• English
• Japanese

1. Upload custom-scrollbar.php and other files compressed in the zip folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Scrollbars.
4. Configure the options by setting a selector and height.

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   Front-end

2. 

   Setting Page

1.3.8 – 07/09/2021

• Fixed a bug that caused a PHP syntax error in PHP below 7.3.

1.3.7 – 07/09/2021

• Fixed dynamic UI elements which did not toggle the visibility.
• Fixed JQMIGRATE warnings in the browser console.

1.3.6 – 03/01/2021

• Fixed an incompatibility issue with PHP 8.0, which the setting UI did not load.
• Fixed an incompatibility issue with WordPress 5.6 which comes with jQuery 3.5.

1.3.5 – 11/19/2020

• Added a custom JavaScript event that is triggered right after a scrollbar is initialized.
• Fixed some non-sanitized raw HTTP request arrays handled when the setting form is submitted.

1.3.4 – 11/06/2020

• Tweaked the style of some UI elements.
• Fixed a bug of double slashes on resource URLs.
• Fixed a bug that scrollbar options were not passed properly when the target element is not found.
• Fixed a bug that the default options were not applied properly.

1.3.3 – 08/19/2020

• Fixed an incompatibility issue with WordPress 5.5 regarding radio input buttons.

1.3.2 – 01/10/2019

• Added the Japanese translation.
• Added the default language template file.

1.3.1 – 12/27/2016

• Fixed a bug that debug log was shown in the browser console.

1.3.0 – 12/16/2016

• Added the Scroll Buttons, Keyboard, Mouse Wheel options.
• Changed the Ajax Handling option in the General setting section by moving it to each scrollbar option item.
• Deprecated the ability of creating multiple scrollbars.

1.2.0 – 10/10/2016

• Added the Ajax Handling option that determines whether to initialize plugin scripts on Ajax page loads.
• Added the ability to export and import settings.
• Refined the setting pages.

1.1.7 – 07/07/2016

• Tweaked the setting UI to improve the usability.

1.1.6 – 01/06/2016

• Added the minified version for the enabler script.
• Improved performance of the setting page.

1.1.5 – 12/15/2015

• Fixed an issue with jQuery v2.1.4.

1.1.4 – 11/27/2015

• Tweaked the setting pages.

1.1.3 – 11/05/2015

• Changed the required WordPress version to 3.4.
• Fixed a bug that settings were not saved properly when removing a scrollbar definition item.

1.1.2 – 10/29/2015

• Tweaked the setting pages.
• Fixed a bug that percentages for width and height could not be set.

1.1.1 – 10/20/2015

• Tweaked the setting pages.
• Updated the Admin Page Framework library.

1.1 – 08/29/2015

• Added the ability to set inline CSS rules wit the Inline CSS option.
• Tweaked the styling of setting forms.
• Fixed a bug that the Width option did not take effect.

1 – 07/05/2015

• Released.