Ahh, I see. Thank you. In terms of setting the ScrollTop, is it possible for that to take a Duration parameter so it could do a slow scroll? Maybe even take easing? Its alot less jarring on the user that way. (Although certainly not for all circumstances)
Im excited to swap out for 1.0. I can help make demos if that helps. Not sure how much I can do with my limited technical ability. Glen On 6/27/07, Brandon Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/27/07, Glen Lipka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I dont understand how scrollTop works. > Look at this demo page. http://www.commadot.com/jquery/dimensions/ > > Scroll to the bottom and click the box. Shouldn't it have something in > ScrollTop? It is the window that has the scroll offset in this case. If you have a div with overflow auto and scroll it, it will also have a scrollTop. $(window).scrollTop(); And with 1.0 you can set the scrollTop. $(window).scrollTop(100); To illustrate how scrollTop works on an element just go to the visual offset test page (http://brandonaaron.net/jquery/plugins/dimensions/test/offset_visual.html ) and run this line of code in firebug. $('#relative3').scrollTop(100).scrollTop(); I tried $("body").scrollTop() too. I think this plugin is really powerful > and useful, but the documentation is really small right now. The examples are lacking but there are inline docs which explain the API. I am working on finalizing 1.0 and the I will write some better docs with examples soon. It will take time since this is a pretty powerful plugin. If anyone would like to help write some docs and/or put together some examples, it would be much appreciated. -- Brandon Aaron
