The first divider line of the Chinese readme file is not rendered.

Steps to reproduce it

1. To view the readme file under https://github.com/alvarotrigo/fullPage.js, click on the "Chinese" jump to the Chinese version of the readme.
2. Under the words "for Vue, React and Angular" in the Chinese version of the readme file is the word "---" .
3. There is no component secant for this mar

@alvarotrigo The ReadMe file says that,

But if you make navigation property to true then nothing happens, as in the screen shot there is nothing in the right side of browser window,
![screenshot_20180808_023519](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/420700

Run moveTo on Edge will faced with this error:

Object doesn't support property or method 'scroll'
at ./node_modules/moveto/dist/moveTo.js in loop at line 180:7

It because Edge not support Element.scroll. So we need to add this polyfill: https://github.com/idmadj/element-scroll-polyfill

On a high DPI display the scrollbar thumb of scrollbars with autoHeight might be shown when the area cannot be scrolled. This is (as far as I see) due to the way thumb width and height are calculated. The trackWidth (respectively height) might be a non-integer number that might not be equal to `

As demonstrated in https://codepen.io/blixhavn/pen/dyPMYeM

When wrapping the sidebar and its content within a scrollable, fixed-height div, the sticky sidebar does not work.

The <full-page> component is not replaced with <div> element in the template when running nuxt generate.

This can be replicated with a basic setup following instructions for Nuxt.js and instructions for

The current Storybook examples mostly functions as a playground to test various configurations.

It should be reworked so it functions as a collection of examples, with documentation of usage. Leverage Storybook Docs addon to embed documentation and codesnippets.

Take advantage of mdx to build a documentation.

When the scroll container has left and/or right padding the width of the floatThead-container is not calculated correctly and the table headers are positioned over the scrollbar which makes the top of the scrollbar not usable.

Steps to reproduce:

• Add a div with left and right padding around the table and add the floatthead plugin on the table with the div as the scrollContainer.
• Now try t

I want to add jscroll to a Bootstrap modal, however, I can't seem to find a way to implement it.

Here is a JSFiddle I started:

http://jsfiddle.net/DTcHh/33284/

What would the jscroll JS look like to implement jscroll in the modal?

Additionally, is it possible to return a JSON response in a different format, and grab the HTML from one of the

findDOMNode usage: https://github.com/researchgate/react-intersection-observer/blob/83e69e271d9a21577d1749bc938d776677be144e/src/IntersectionObserver.js#L105

This is now deprecated: https://reactjs.org/docs/strict-mode.html#warning-about-deprecated-finddomnode-usage.

This means users of this library will not be able to use concurrent mode, as it does not support findDOMNode: https://reac

Documented in this spec: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-scroll-snap-1/#propdef-scroll-margin

This is how it'll be possible to set custom offsets without reimplementing the default scrolling behavior or changing the HTML structure to add wrapping elements with padding to accomplish the same thing.

Tested in Chrome, Firefox and IE, when a page has content added dynamically on scrolling, the sticky element changes its stuck point, that to say if the element is supposed to stuck when it reaches top, it won't happen until you keep scrolling down at a certain distance which the distance is height of the dynamically added content.

Please fix this issue, thanks!

Hello I tried to set up FullPage.JS with Gatsby and as soon as I add an extension (Parallax or similar) I get this message every time. No matter how often I try it, or which examples I take from the docs, it just doesn't work. It would be great if someone could help me or a working example (the Gatsby link in the docs doesn't work, the one from Next.JS does). I also used the example from https://g