How to use overflow, scrolling, and clipping.
uikit handles clipping and scrolling out of the box by specifying overflow="scroll" or overflow="hidden" on any UI element.
However, it is required to configure three.js to support visual clipping, which is done via
<Canvas gl={{ localClippingEnabled: true }}>
If a Container component uses overflow="scroll", the onScroll event is called when the user scrolls through their scroll wheel or touching. onScroll receives the new x and y coordinates for the scroll position, the signal containing the current scrollPosition, and the optional event that caused the scrolling. The listener passed to onScroll can return false to prevent setting the new x and y scroll position.
uikit renders scrollbars if the content overflows an element that has the property overflow="scroll". The scrollbar can be styled similarly to the background panel of any component via the following properties.
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