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ScrollShadow.

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A focusable native scroll region uses local/scroll background attachments to reveal edge shadows as overflow moves. No scroll listener, animation loop or blur is required. Give the region an accessible name.

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PROPERTIES1

Composition

Anatomy

A focusable native scroll region uses local/scroll background attachments to reveal edge shadows as overflow moves. No scroll listener, animation loop or blur is required. Give the region an accessible name.

Component structure
ScrollShadow (named native scroll region; tabindex=0)
└── Overflowing content (CSS scroll shadows; no render loop)

A place to start

Usage

Import the stylesheet once at your application root. This complete example reflects the properties selected above.

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Details that make a difference

Examples & states

Corner radii

Contextual rounding applies to the control or surface; large panels stay readable.

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The finer details

API reference

Generated from Dixy’s local TypeScript interfaces. Native HTML attributes and refs are forwarded. The table covers Dixy’s own options.

ScrollShadow

PropType / descriptionDefault
radius"none" | "sm" | "md" | "lg" | "full"

Inherits the nearest Theme.

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asE

Override the semantic element, e.g. a title heading level.

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aria-label*string

Accessible name for the focusable scroll region.

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Built from the same foundations

Styling tokens

Change Theme settings above to compare appearance, accent, neutral, radius, spacing density, motion and direction. Override component aliases on a Theme root so custom properties follow portaled content too. The wrapper merges className, style, refs and render composition with its owning primitive.

TokenPurpose
--dixy-color-background-surfaceThe component-specific starting point.
--dixy-font-label-mdControl label font and line height; body roles remain readable in text inputs.
--dixy-color-background-selectedSelected surfaces use semantic color across appearances.
--dixy-color-border-focusFocus indication remains visible independently of shadows.
--dixy-spacing-inset-smDensity-aware component padding.
--dixy-motion-transition-feedbackShort state feedback, reduced by the inherited motion setting.
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Accessibility

Provide visible labels and meaningful names. Preserve native semantics, selected/disabled state and visible focus. Target WCAG 2.2 AA; full contrast, assistive-technology and platform verification remains pending.

Tab / Arrow / Page Up / Page DownFocus and scroll the native region.

Target: WCAG 2.2 AA. Automated tests cover selected behavior; manual screen-reader, contrast, and zoom validation remain part of the release checklist.

THE THINKING BEHIND IT

Build it. Then understand it.

A focusable native scroll region uses local/scroll background attachments to reveal edge shadows as overflow moves. No scroll listener, animation loop or blur is required. Give the region an accessible name.

A token to follow--dixy-color-background-surface

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