Horizontal scrolling [FEATURE]

[ABHAY0O7]

Nowadays, there is a new trend to represent your website in a horizontal scroll mode.
It gives users something different and new experience with the website(something like hattke).
<!__ Ways to implement __>
We know that this is a new trend so maybe some users didn't like that so we can either ask the user before opening the website which mode they prefer or we can just implement a switch for that just like dark and light mode and personally, I prefer the second option.
And definitely, we can make the website a completely horizontal scroll only.

<!__ How to implement __>
This can be implemented directly using the CSS only but sometimes this method may fail so one should go with the native javascript and can implement this feature.

Thank you
Abhay

[ABHAY0O7]

@abhiandthetruth Sir, what are your views on this feature.
Can we include this feature in geekhaven 2021?

[abhiandthetruth]

@ABHAY0O7 can you give links to some existing websites? So that we can try it out live and decide. Thanks for the suggestion

[ABHAY0O7]

Ya sure @abhiandthetruth,
Link_1 In this one you will get a mixture of both horizontal and vertical scrolling.
Link_2 This one is with some sound features.
Link_3 This one is simple but finest.
Link_4 This one is something different.

And you can find more such websites here or also simply on google.

[abhiandthetruth]

Ok I see @ABHAY0O7 you do have a point. This can be included, but to be good, we might require some designers which are not available currently. Are you willing to take up the job to implement this? For the implementation part I would recommend a toggle like in dark/light mode as you mentioned previously.

[ABHAY0O7]

Sorry, @abhiandthetruth sir,
I don't have those js and CSS skills that are required here and more precisely I am more towards android dev.. So, currently, I can't implement this feature but you may pin this feature in webd discord server and I think there are some good web developers in the first year who can show interest in this feature implementation.

Thank you
Abhay

[abhiandthetruth]

Ok. This issue is open for anyone good enough to implement the aforementioned feature.