Restricting X or Y overflow settings

Hello,
Is it possible to enable x-axis scrolling while restricting y-axis scrolling in the new Edge Animate release?
It was possible in earlier versions by altering the xxx_edge.js file and changing the "overflow" settings, as in this bit of code from Tim Jaramillo:
states: {
      "Base State": {
         "${_Stage}": [
            ["color", "background-color", 'rgba(177,220,255,1.00)'],
            ["style", "overflow-x", 'auto'],
            ["style", "height", '400px'],
           ["style", "overflow-y", 'hidden'],
            ["style", "width", '550px']
The new .js file is structured differently and I am not quite sure how to separate the x & y overflow.
Thank you for any help,
-jsr

I am sorry, I do not know how to get you the composition.
But I am using Dan Carr's parallax tutorial as a practice project:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/inspire/0114/parallax-edge-animate.zip
I brought in new elements from above and below the stage area and the vertical scrolling activates.
It is active in this base file as well.
I hope this is useful.
Thank you,
-jsr

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