Hello, I was directed here by customer support, feel free to direct me elsewhere if I'm in the wrong place. For some reason our data table visualizations have the bottom horizontal scroll appearing over the bottom row of data. Even though the table has plenty of space to expand down and across, the horizontal bar appears which blocks the view of the last row. using Chrome's inspector, I can see that the scroll bar isn't suppose to be floating up there via this css/style code:

.gd-table-component .ag-body-horizontal-scroll-viewport

but this css/style code for some reason is making it jump up there:

.gd-table-component .ag-body-horizontal-scroll-viewport, .gd-table-component .ag-body-viewport, .gd-table-component .ag-center-cols-viewport, .gd-table-component .ag-floating-bottom-viewport, .gd-table-component .ag-floating-top-viewport, .gd-table-component .ag-header-viewport, .gd-table-component .ag-virtual-list-viewport

Hi Mark, the appearance of unnecessary scrollbars is caused by your general computer settings - I cannot be sure what machine you’re using, but it should be something like this: System preferences -> General -> Show scroll bars -> “When scrolling” or “defaults” Could you please verify that your scroll bars settings are set correct? This is also mentioned in our System Requirements and Supported Browsers doc here: https://help.gooddata.com/doc/free/en/how-to-get-started-with-gooddata/system-requirements-and-supported-browsers/ Hope this helps!

Here is my setup. The only option I have for scroll bars is "always show scroll bar"

If you’re using a Windows machine, you’ll need to go: Settings App > Accessibility > Visual affects > Always Show Scrollbars - And from there you can turn it on/off

Tried that and it shows up when it is on or off

Hi Mark, this seems like quite a local issue. Are you able to replicate this behavior on another machine or are other users seeing the same behavior? Usually, the above mentioned settings work in this case, so it seems strange. You could always try and reset the browser or your device as well.

I'll try resetting things on my end for my browser. It is only happening in Chrome, so not an urgent issue at the moment.