I am working on creating a responsive layout that functions smoothly across all devices. Currently, I am facing challenges specifically with the iPad. The issue lies in preventing the whole webpage from becoming scrollable when trying to scroll within a specific div element. This seems to be related to overlay scrolling on the device, which offers a more fluid user experience. While this feature is not problematic in itself, my main concern is:
When attempting to vertically scroll the white or red content within the webpage, instead of just the div itself moving, the entire page ends up scrolling.
Additionally, swiping to scroll the content results in mixed outcomes – sometimes it works as intended, other times the entire page moves unexpectedly. It's hard to predict. Can someone provide guidance on creating a plunker example to demonstrate this?
I believe creating a separate CSS file tailored for mobile devices will be essential. Bootstrap is currently integrated into the project, contributing to the styling and responsiveness of the layout.