Quick and (hopefully) easy question: When I use scrollableFrames, it reserves a good chunk of space for the scrollbar, and I can’t put anything inside of that area. Is there a way to get rid of that area, but still see/use the scrollbar? I´ve already tried setting the scrollbarinset to none
Try that scrollbar thickness setting
Thanks for responding, but changing the thickness setting also affects the scrollbar, which is something I don’t want to do. I only want to get rid of the light greyish space around the scrollbar, not the scrollbar itself
oh ok, do you think it has something to do with your border color and type?
(also, can you circle the scroll bar in the image you provided? I’m not sure what you are talking about.)
Probably not. The part I want gone isn’t actually part of the scrolling frame— it’s something that forcibly pops up alongside the scrollbar, and I want that part gone. I’m now realizing how confusing that probably sounds. Sorry about that. Keep reading for more context.
Yeah, sorry man-- I had some confusing color choice lol. Here’s the circled area:
It’s the area that designates how far the scroll bar is able to scroll until it reaches the top/bottom
oh? so you want it gone? like transparent? but you still want the scroll bar to scroll? Or are you trying to make the scroll wheel take up the entire bit?
Could you change the transparency of the scrolling frame or would that be undesireable?
from my experience that should be the same color and transparency as the rest of the scrolling frame
Sorry about taking so long to respond, but I wanted to finish the backend of the map so I could better illustrate my problem. The reason I need the scrolling frame bar to be completely transparent is because there isn’t always going to be 1 solid color being shown on that part of the scrollable frame. Essentially, this scrolling frame is for a zoomable map I was creating at the time, and the reserved scrollbar area kept covering an entire section of said map. This made the half-map look like it had a giant border, which made things look pretty ugly. Here’s a video of what I mean now that the backend for the map is done:
Another thing I want to add is that I took your advice and reorganized my map frame so I could make its background transparent. It looks like this now:
Ok, what if you made the scrolling frame background transparent, is the problem still there?
If you still want the background, then you could add another frame with the color you want behind it.
The scrolling frame’s background is already transparent (see the property window image in my response), and the background you see in the video is from the background MapFrame I parented the scrolling frame to (see also the scrolling map’s explorer path image in said response). But for whatever reason, the scroll bar’s background stubbornly refuses to stay transparent as well.
