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scroll-top-widget

v1.0.0

Published

Simple javascript utility that adds a "scroll to top" button to a website

Downloads

2

Readme

Scroll top widget

Work in progress

A simple javascript library that adds a "scroll to top" widget to your website. Written in Typescript with zero dependencies and only 1.5 KB when minified.

How to use

add the source files to your project and include them in your website:

<!-- add this at the end of the body -->
<script src="/src/js/scroll-top.js"></script>
<script>
    (function () {
        Betaweb.Util.ScrollTop();
    })();
</script>

Available options

There are some options available to customize the widget:

  • elementId: The id that will be used for the element
    default value: scroll-up
  • scrollOffset: The amount of pixels we need to scroll before the widget is shown
    default value: 300
  • scrollSpeed: The speed (in milliseconds) it'll take to scroll all the way up
    default value: 300
  • scrollText: The text that will be placed in the element (this can also be the html string if useHtml is set to true)
    default value: Scroll to top
  • container: The selector for the container where the element will be appended to
    default value: body
  • useHtml: use a custom html template instead of a plain text
    default value: false

You can set the options in the constructor or you can directly assign them to the object:

// init them in the constructor...
Betaweb.Util.ScrollTop({
    elementId: 'scroll-up',
    scrollOffset: 300,
    scrollSpeed: 300,
    scrollText: 'Scroll to top',
    container: 'body',
    useHtml: false
});

// ...or directly assign them to the object
var scrollToTop = new Betaweb.Util.ScrollTop();
scrollToTop.elementId = 'scroll-up';
scrollToTop.scrollOffset = 300;
scrollToTop.scrollSpeed = 300;
scrollToTop.scrollText = 'Scroll to top';
scrollToTop.container = 'body';

// Reload the widget after updating the settings
scrollToTop.reload();