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sloppy-scroll

v0.2.0

Published

smooth scrolling to anchor tags

Downloads

6

Readme

sloppy-scroll

TL;DR

Smooth scrolling to an anchor tag on the same webpage.

It does not have any other dependencies, so there is absolutely no need to burden your webpage with something like jQuery if you just need some nice scrolling on your ""one page app"" website.

You can checkout the examples in the examples folder to get see it in action.

Working example

A very simple example to demonstrate sloppyscrolling

Usage

Include it in your project

npm install sloppy-scroll

You can then either include the js file directly in your markup:

<script src="node_modules/sloppy-scroll/dist/sloppy-scroll.min.js"></script>

or use something like webpack, browserify, sprockets etc.

Use it

You need a link and a target to scroll to, something like this:

<a href="#somewhere" data-sloppy-scroll>Scroll somewhere</a>
.
.
.
<div id="somewhere">...</div>

and then initialize the scrolling:

window.sloppyscroll.init()

What's next?

There is currently no way to customize any of the behaviour, like speed and the like. This will be added very soon. Otherwise: Feel free to suggest improvements!