CSS scroll-padding-inline-end
The scroll-padding-inline-end
property in CSS is used to define the padding area for the inline end of a scroll container. This property creates space within the scroll container that prevents content to be hidden underneath the scrollbar. It can be useful when you want to ensure that the content is not obscured by the scrollbars.
The syntax for the scroll-padding-inline-end
property is:
scroll-padding-inline-end: length;
Where length
can be defined in pixels, percentages, or other length units.
Let's see an example to better understand how the scroll-padding-inline-end
property works:
In this example, we have a <div>
element with a fixed width and height, and scrollbars enabled. The scroll-padding-inline-end: 20px;
property ensures that there is a padding of 20 pixels at the end of the inline direction of the scroll container, preventing the content from being hidden behind the scrollbar.
Feel free to experiment with different values for the scroll-padding-inline-end
property to see how it affects the padding area within the scroll container.