Scrollable Containers in Scenes

Make any Container scrollable so its content can scroll independently of the rest of the screen. Every new screen in a SceneA mobile app or web experience of one or more screens displayed with fully native UI components in real time, providing immediate, contextual responses to user behaviors. Scenes can be presented in full-screen, modal, or embedded format using the default swipe/click mode or as a story. Scene content can also be displayed in a Message Center message and contain survey questions. includes a scrollable Container that you can keep, modify, or remove, and you can enable scrolling for additional Containers.

This release also includes these related changes for configuring Scenes:

• Horizontal scrolling — Set a Container to scroll horizontally to build carousel-style layouts where users swipe through cards or images side to side within a single screen. See Container in Configure content elements.

• Fixed content — Place a CTA or other content outside the scrollable Container to keep it anchored while content inside scrolls. This replaces pinning a Container with the pin icon (). See Container in Configure content elements.

• Layout direction — Layout direction moved from the Scene root to screens, so you can set a different direction for each one. For example, use a stacked intro screen followed by a vertical terms screen. See Set layout direction in Configuring screens.

• Control swiping to dismiss stories — Disable the swipe-up dismiss gesture for stories so it does not conflict with scrolling. See Swipe to dismiss in Scene behaviors.

• Accessibility audit issues — Two additional issues are flagged:

  • Non-scrollable Containers that contain text, so text does not get cut off or overlap other elements when users increase their font size
  • Stories that have both a scrollable Container and swipe to dismiss enabled, so users do not dismiss the Scene when trying to scroll

  See Accessibility audit in Scenes editor.

Existing Scenes were migrated to use scrollable Containers and per-screen layout direction, with no visual change. Content that was pinned now sits outside a scrollable Container. Scenes using story mode were left unchanged, but you can edit them to enable scrolling.