Still, a large number of people will visit your site using slower speeds. now attach your events).The web is best experienced with a fast network connection. they all scroll the address bar away on mobile! How is it that all the example sites supposedly built with the library work, when the library can't be fixed? And what ever happened to the 'Mobile First' philosophy? Like telling us the app-drawer can't be shown and hidden with a gesture (hint: clicking the drawer with jQuery will show it, clicking the obfuscator with jQuery will hide it. you just click the tab with a single jQuery line! It's easy! I find it funny that website lists all these sites that supposedly use the library. This is just like when people said that clicking a drawer entry couldn't open a tab. And since my header was partially transparent, I can now see the content scroll under it just as I originally planned. You just add/remove a class (remember to add a transition-duration to the header). I had to add a tiny bit of code to shrink the header since the whatever code used to handle this no longer worked, but as I was already looking at scrolling events (to auto-click a 'load more' button hidden below the fold and load more content) this was really trivial.

Some of the changes made things cleaner such I can now look for window scrolling rather than main scrolling.

There were minimal changes to my site required to make the solution proposed by work, such as attaching the background so it wouldn't scroll. Silly to keep telling us that nothing can be done.

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