So this happens on small screens

and it auto resolves when we scroll to that section and in the end it's fixed, like this

how can I fix it? I understand that its causing because of transforms that are used for animation purpose but is anyway around it that it does cause overflow? it's effecting the fixed position elements.
P.S: Sorry if this is not the right way of asking, I never posted like ever :)
This issue was closed but unfortunately there was no reason for closing it, I'm having the same issue.
I have reopened the issue, it's causing because of transforms on x axis, if you don't use any such properties like slideLeft or flipLeft, fadeLeft. and the scroll goes away as you reached to that section.
@waqar-imtiaz Indeed! I did some digging through other issues and applying overflow-x: hidden to the relevant container element (which ended up not being the top-level container, weirdly enough) resolved the issue for me.
One of the comments mentioned adding this to the FAQ, which would probably help.
Solution in #234
Adding overflow-x: hidden to the element container broke the (smooth) scroll manually, so I placed overflow-x: hidden to the body and it works perfectly now!
However yes, add this to the implementation page so that people can use it when needed.
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@waqar-imtiaz Indeed! I did some digging through other issues and applying
overflow-x: hiddento the relevant container element (which ended up not being the top-level container, weirdly enough) resolved the issue for me.One of the comments mentioned adding this to the FAQ, which would probably help.