Hi I'd say that is doable, but using jQuery's animate() might not be the best solution, as you have to stop the current animation and start a new one. Maybe a setInterval that modifies scrollTop might be the best approach. I know you said you are a beginner.. :)
Cheers Ariel Flesler On 7 feb, 20:43, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I've got an interface concept that I can't quite see through. The link > to the prototype is here: > > http://dev.accelerantstudios.com/promo/index.html > > What I'd like to do is to take the ul's with options in them (the one > with the scrollbar (overflow: auto) on the left, the one without > (overflow:hidden) on the right), and have them scroll automatically > when the mouse in placed within the ul. If the mouse is in the top > part, the content scrolls up and the speed increases depending on how > high you move the mouse position. The reverse would be true for the > bottom part - scroll downward with increasing speed depending on how > far from center you go. > > The functionality would be similar > to:http://www.flashloaded.com/flashcomponents/flvplayerpro/example1.html > > Any advice would be very helpful - I'm kind a JavaScript and jQuery > beginner. Thanks!
