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Smooth Scroll allows you to adjust the speed of your animations with thespeedoption. This a number representing the amount of time in milliseconds that it should take to scroll 1000px. Scroll distances shorter than that will take less time, and scroll distances longer than that will take more...
OptionTypeDescription element HTMLElement The element to scroll into the viewport scroller HTMLElement The element to be scrolled (defaults to document.body) options ScrollIntoViewOptions A set of scroll options to scroll the element into view (see writeup below) (i.e. {behavior: 'smooth', top...
Because the user cannot see thescroll indicators except when actively scrolling, there is normally no indication that the view is scrollable. I regard this as somewhat unfortunate, because it makes the possibility of scrolling less discoverable; I’d prefer an option to make the scroll indicators ...
I am aware of the auto scrolling option in Adobe which is completely inferior to using my normal method above. Can you please advise how I can get my usual above mentioned functionality I can use everywhere else except on Adobe opened PDFs please. Your assistance with this would be...
padding :Adjusts little ups and downs in scrolling. Suppose a small amount of padding is applied to a particular element due to which the scroll didn't end at the right position, so this option helps you to rectify(Accepts numbers only, can be negative) ...
Disable auto-scroll in calendar view Can you disable autoscroll in calendar view? What a horrible feature. Every time the mouse cursor is near the top or bottom of the page, it auto-scrolls all the way up or all the way down. It see......
letnextPages = ['index','options','api','events','extras','license', ]; $('.container').infiniteScroll({path:function(){returnnextPages[this.loadCount ] +'.html'; },// options...}); This technique is used inall the CodePen demos. ...
that BetterScroll handles the scroll of the first child element (content) of the container (wrapper) by default, which means other elements will be ignored. However, for BetterScroll v2.0.4, content can be specified through thespecifiedIndexAsContentoption. Please refer to the docs for details...
All the scrollbar options above are in reality just wrappers to the low levelindicatorsoption. It looks more or less like this: var myScroll = new IScroll('#wrapper', { indicators: { el: [element|element selector] fade: false, ignoreBoundaries: false, interactive: false, listenX: true,...