count your inline list components positions in Glide editor and replace child (number)
adjust % values to place them in desired positions…
add separators to bring down the 3rd component… or just create another code for child(3) position…
than create another child to bring down this CSS if it covers tiles and you cant click them…
@ThinhDinh I need a video for this.how can I Implement a scroll for all 3 inline list.can I Implement for all types of list like simple list,tiles list and horizontal scrolling list?
I mean if I sets the 3rd inline list to be a scrolling one.
Sorry, I haven’t had time to look deeper into this. In my experience with Glide, the only thing that sticks when being scrolled is either a horizontal list or a webview with scrolling on. I haven’t come across a way to make a vertical list work like that.
As I wrote, this CSS is applied to all vertical list (all list with vertical orientation), this is why list 1 and list 3 are affected by the same CSS.
Unfortunately there is no reliable way (in my opinion) to select only the second vertical list.
Sorry I can’t help you better than this, maybe @ThinhDinh or @Lucas_Pires can add more know-how.