Hi,
How to set disableParentScroll in md-select?
I don`t want disable Scroll in body!

I don`t want disable Scroll in body!
please
I'll give this a +1, but will also add some context of my own:
I have a fixed-position sidebar that stays in view as a user scrolls. As soon as an <md-menu> is clicked (or <md-select>, as noted by @smahdi ), however, because the <body> tag is set to a fixed position, it breaks the positioning of all other fixed-position elements on the page (including my sidebar).
If the reasoning for fixing the <body> position on open is to prevent scroll, I would strongly encourage using a different approach (hidden overflow, for example), as to not break other parts of the layout that rely on fixed positioning.
+1
I found this problem, too.
I have my md-select in the right-top conner of the page, and the page has a horizontal scroll bar.
When I open the md-select, the page will scroll to the most left side because of the fixed body position.
How can I make the body do not have a fixed position when open md-select?
@smahdi: I'm curious why you closed this issue; has Angular Material released a fix? If not, could you re-open the issue, as there are a number of us who have also experienced this?
I didn't see this issue before i wrote mine, but it seems to be something close
my issue : #10633
Did anyone found a solution for this?
i am getting this issue , my paretn div position is fixed and i am using md-select inside the parent div . when i click on md-slect the select options will open on top of the page why ?
Thank you for taking the time to submit this issue and sorry for the delay in responding. However it does not follow our required issue template. We need a CodePen demo to be able to debug and fix the issue.
There are also a number of other duplicate issues that are filed that have more complete information and a demo. So I'm going to close this one and work on a fix in one of those other issues.
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I'll give this a +1, but will also add some context of my own:
I have a fixed-position sidebar that stays in view as a user scrolls. As soon as an
<md-menu>is clicked (or<md-select>, as noted by @smahdi ), however, because the<body>tag is set to a fixed position, it breaks the positioning of all other fixed-position elements on the page (including my sidebar).If the reasoning for fixing the
<body>position on open is to prevent scroll, I would strongly encourage using a different approach (hidden overflow, for example), as to not break other parts of the layout that rely on fixed positioning.