Add a Custom Scrollbar to Any Element in WordPress

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Does your WordPress website look messy? Do you have long menus, large sidebars or content that doesn't fit well? A custom scroll bar can help solve these problems.

Unfortunately, it's not easy to find a simple plugin for this task. Some other guides also suggest using code, but this can be scary if you're new to this. But it doesn't have to be.

We've built hundreds of websites, including for our own brands, so we know how to do things like adding scrollbars quickly, efficiently and easily.

In this guide, we'll show you how to add a custom scrollbar to any part of your website using a page builder. If that doesn't suit your needs, you can check out our beginner-friendly custom CSS method to add a scrollbar.


Adding a scroll bar to WordPress elements can list of azerbaijan cell phone number greatly improve the usability of your website, but when should you use this feature?

Let's say you run a fashion blog with lots of categories. Your main menu might have a "Clothing" dropdown menu with more than 20 subcategories. Without a scrollbar, this menu could stretch across the entire page, pushing other content out of view.

And if you have a lot of content in your sidebar, sometimes it can be difficult to figure out which ones to remove. A scroll bar for a long sidebar widget can solve this problem.

An example of a scrollbar in a sidebar
Other use cases include long, detailed descriptions on product pages, sections with hundreds of comments, or a gallery with limited space.

With that in mind, we'll show you two options that will allow you to add a custom scroll bar to any element of your WordPress website .