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  • Hi there,?

    I appreciate you bringing this issue to our notice. I would like to give you an update that our developers have identified the root cause of this and are working on the update and it will be released soon. Since it will be released with additional improvements, it is difficult to provide an exact date.

    The code you are trying from the doc is a different thing and will not work in this scenario. You can add the following code to Customize > Additional CSS to fix the issue:

    :root {
        --ast-scrollbar-width: 0px !important;
    }

    To stay updated on our progress, I recommend keeping an eye on our changelog page. Here, you can see a record of all the updates we make.

    Best regards,?
    Aradhy ??

    It seems Astra theme behaves differently on macOS than Windows.

    I am in the following situation: since the latest update, my website has got extra margins/paddings to the left and right on macOS only. On Windows, it still looks okay.

    Adding “–ast-scrollbar-width: 0px !important;” fixes the problem on macOS, but it causes the website on Windows to move too close to the left and right edges.

    Adding “add_filter( ‘astra_stretched_layout_with_spacing’, ‘__return_false’ );” to functions.php of the child theme has no effect at all.

    Dear Aradhy,

    Instead of using “–ast-scrollbar-width: 0px !important;”, in my case the proper code that fixes the problem on macOS and Windows is the following:

    --ast-scrollbar-width: calc(100vw - 100cqw);

    Regards,
    Alex

    Hi @alexrixhardson,

    That’s strange but thank you for sharing the solution here. Unfortunately, I am unable to replicate it on my end but I will make sure to forward this to my team so that they can have a look.

    Kind regards,
    Aradhy ??

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