I have a div that I am updating with text as processes complete. How
can I use $(element).scrollTo(); to make sure it is always scrolled to
the bottom?
In my HTML I have this div
In my js I have calls like this to update the user as to what is going
on while they wait.
$('msgCenterCont
I have managed to get this effect to work on a "return to top" button,
but i'm working on a horizontal layout, and was wondering if there is
a way to adapt this effect to work horizontally.
example, scroll to a div that is located to the left of the current
page position
I hope this makes sense
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Subject: [Proto-Scripty] scrollTo
I have a div that I am updating with text as processes complete. How
can I use $(element).scrollTo(); to make sure it is always scrolled to
the bottom?
In my HTML I have this div
In my js I have calls lik
hi.
i have a position:fixed; menu on top of my page with a height of
175px. i used the code from http://papermashup.com/prototype-page-scrolling/
to implement some nice page scorlling, but the scroll effect puts the
chosen container on the top of the page, behind my menu... how can i
assign a ma
In sketching a new project, I observed that the Scriptalicious
new Effects.ScrollTo(someElement)
was scrolling to an unexpected place, while
someElement.scrollTo()
did scroll to the place I had expected. The page does have a float
(though the element in question is not floated), but
Hi,
I have a menu item at the top of my homepage that opens a specfic
target link in an iframe at the bottom of the same page. I'm now
trying to get the page to scroll down to the iframe when the menu item
is selected. With the code below I can get the menu item to open the
correct target link, bu
