Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
jQuery ScrollTo Plugin
Category: JavaScript, jQuery
- Axes to be scrolled, 'x', 'y', 'xy' or 'yx'.
- Animation length (or by default, no animation)
- Easing method
- Whether to take in account, the margin of the target element
- If both axes are chosen, whether to animate together, or queue the animations.
- The possibility to add/deduct from the end position a defined amount of pixels.
- If queing, a callback function to be called after the first scrolling.
- A callback function to be called after the whole scrolling ended.
For example:
JAVASCRIPT:
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$.scrollTo( '#options-examples', 800, {easing:'elasout'} );
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We talked about scrolling in Prototype in the past.
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3.8 rating from 70 votes
This looks like some solid work Ariel. Nice job.
Hi Dion, thanks for mentioning ScrollTo. I checked the link you added about Prototype. That looks very similiar to jQuery’s LocalScroll http://www.freewebs.com/flesler/jQuery.LocalScroll/
Cheers
This is absolutely useless. ScrollTo has many configuration options? Give some examples of usage, not just a line pulled from the website with absolutely no relevance or explanation.
If only blogs included actual useful articles which were helpful and not just filler for a mediocre blog to get indexed in search engines and get hits.
I bet the creator of this article doesn’t even know how to use jQuery, nevermind the ScrollTo plugin.
PS I love the spam filter, this article itself is spam.