Is it possible to disable scroll?

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Is there a line of code that can disable scrolling? I have an html animation in an iframe and it would be nice if scrolling would be turned off in the beginning and I can enable it at the end of the animation.

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MarkSmitCorrect answer

Inspiring

This is my current fix:

<script>
  setTimeout(()=> document.body.classList.remove('your-class') ,4000);
 </script>

kglad

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4770025/how-to-disable-scrolling-temporarily

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MarkSmitAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

This is my current fix:

<script>
  setTimeout(()=> document.body.classList.remove('your-class') ,4000);
 </script>

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kglad

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i'm not sure that makes any sense without seeing the html.

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JoãoCésar17023019

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Hi.

Did you try to set the CSS overflow property on the iframe to hidden?

Please let us know.

Regards,

JC

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MarkSmitAuthor

Inspiring

That could be a solution. But that means the scroll stays disabled, right? At the end of the animation I need it to scroll again. My current fix is a 'scroll disable timer'. After 4 seconds of being on the webpage, scroll is enabled. It works but isn't really reliable. On the mobile version I just added 'createjs.Touch.enable(stage);' at the first frame and 'createjs.Touch.disable(stage);' at the last.

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