Hello Peoples. I have been working on an interface using the jquery plugin ScrollTo.
I have large left and right buttons which scroll the page content left and right. 10 items are displayed at a time, when the visitor is on item 10 the left and right buttons load the page with next or previous ten items. Here is the testing page: http://www.kith-kin.co.uk/xmas08/studio/ I needed to find out which item was being 'viewed' so the buttons would perform correctly, even if the page was manually scrolled. I count which item was being viewed by taking the scroll offset and then looping through the width of the content. I think this could be improved, I am not that well versed in javascript / jquery. Here is the js, the calculation is in the scroll function. http://www.kith-kin.co.uk/js/09/studio/kithkin.js Can I do this calculation only on horizontal scroll, jquery's method seems to be for both vertical and horizontal. Or could i run the calculation only at the end of scrolling, not whilst scrolling? Any tips or suggestions would be ace, im still learning! Cheers. Ian.
