animateScrollTo(document.querySelector('.footer')) Ĭustomize the duration of the scroll animation. Import animateScrollTo from 'animated-scroll-to'
#Add offset to smoothscroll install
Install and download the animated-scroll-to package. Add offset to Smooth Scroll in Bricks (for Anchor Links) Grant Ambrose 5. The page scrolls to the appropriate spot but then it immediately jumps back up so that the top of the div is hidden.
Supports both vertical and horizontal page scrolling. How can I offset the scroll (about 70px) so that the whole div is shown I tried doing this: var targetOffset target.offset ().top - 70 But that doesn't quite work. Animated-scroll-to is a vanilla JavaScript smooth scroll library that smoothly scrolls the page (or a scrollable element) to desired page offset or a specific element within the document. The scroll-margin|padding spec is only used in scroll snapping as far as I know, I'm not aware of any browsers supporting it for scrollIntoView and. Note: Remove the scroll-behavior property to remove smooth scrolling. Click Me to Smooth Scroll to Section 2 Below. In the long run I want to extend compute-scroll-into-view itself to support either directly, or provide the API needed to build it in packages like scroll-into-view-if-needed. Click on the link to see the 'smooth' scrolling effect. That'll solve these kind of challenges for now. There are quite a few offset anchor tutorials out there, but most target the :target (heh heh heh) pseudo-class directly, hiding and moving it around. getElementById ( "contact-us" ) scrollIntoView ( node, ) auto The offset is determined by the user agent. Type smoothScroll.currentVelocityWeighting in the search bar change value. Enter any offset value as needed, or omit to scroll to the exact location.
Given this markup: // // // // // import scrollIntoView from "smooth-scroll-into-view-if-needed" const node = document. An inwards offset from the top edge of the scrollport, as a valid length or a percentage. To specify an offset, add a data-offset attribute to the scroll-to link: Scroll to Target This example will scroll the user 300 pixels above the target element.
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