These can be your possible issue please check :
1. Container Size and Content
- Issue: If the content inside the Data View doesn't exceed the height or width of the Scroll Container, the scroll bars will not appear because there’s no overflow.
- Solution: Ensure that the content inside the Data View is large enough to trigger scrolling. For instance, if you're displaying a list of items or data, make sure it exceeds the scroll container’s size to force the scroll bar to show up.
2. Scroll Container Settings
- Issue: The Scroll Container needs to be configured properly to enable scrolling.
- Solution:
- Select the Scroll Container and check the properties.
- Ensure the Height or Width is explicitly set and the Overflow property is set to "Scroll" or "Auto" (depending on your needs). By default, scrollbars won’t show if the container doesn’t have a constrained size or if there’s no overflow content.
- For Vertical Scroll: Set a specific height for the Scroll Container and ensure that the content inside the Data View exceeds that height.
- For Horizontal Scroll: Set a specific width for the Scroll Container and ensure that the content inside the Data View exceeds that width.
3. CSS Conflicts
- Issue: Custom CSS or theme overrides might be affecting the behavior of the Scroll Container and Data View.
- Solution: Inspect the CSS applied to the Scroll Container and its child elements. Check if any custom CSS (especially styles like
overflow
, height
, width
, or display
) is interfering with the scroll behavior.
- In the developer tools (right-click on the page and select Inspect), check the computed styles to ensure that the
overflow
property is correctly set for the scroll container.
4. Nested Containers
- Issue: If the Scroll Container is nested within other containers, sometimes the parent containers can have restrictions (like
overflow: hidden
) that prevent the scroll bar from showing.
- Solution: Ensure the parent container(s) of the Scroll Container do not restrict overflow. For example, check that the parent container’s CSS does not have
overflow: hidden
set, as it can prevent scroll bars from appearing.