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smooth-scroll-move

v1.0.5

Published

make your web scroll smoothly to enhance user experience

Downloads

4

Readme

Smooth Scroll Move

Smooth Scroll Move will make your web more smooth to scroll to enhance user experience DEMO

How to install

go to your terminal and type the following:

yarn add smooth-scroll-move

then

<script src='node_modules/smooth-scroll-move/js_lib/SmoothScrollMove.js'></script>

How to use:

Full Page Scroll Smoothly

<body>
  <div style='position: fixed;'>/*I am fixed UI Component, should put outside the smooth-scroll-move*/</div>
  <div id="smooth-scroll-move">
    /* all your web content here */
  </div>

  <script type='text/javascript'>
    SmoothScrollMove.init({
      full_page: true
    })
  </script>
</body>

Wrap all your web content in id='smooth-scroll-move',
BUT
fixed UI component should put outside the id='smooth-scroll-move'
Here, you will have your web whole page scroll smoothly!!

Parallex Scroll Effect

If you want some UI Component have parallex scroll effect, just:

<body>
  <header>/*I am fixed UI Component, should put outside the smooth-scroll-move*/</header>
  <div id="smooth-scroll-move">
    <div
      class='your-comp smc'
      data-smc-y='0.5'
    ></div>
  </div>

  <script type='text/javascript'>
    SmoothScrollMove.init({
      full_page: true
    })
  </script>
</body>

give it a class: smc (scroll move component)
AND
dataset (can be multi):

<div
  class='smc'
  data-smc-x='0.5'                        
  data-smc-y='0.5'      
  data-smc-z='0.5'                        
  data-smc-rotation-x='0.5'                        
  data-smc-rotation-y='0.5'                        
  data-smc-rotation-z='0.5'                        
  data-smc-skew-x='0.5'                        
  data-smc-skew-y='0.5'   
>  
</div>      

Here, the parallex scroll effect will appear!!

PS:

  1. If you just want parallex effect without whole page scroll smoothly, just make full_page: false

  2. if your content will dynamic change cause different content height,
    just use the function below to set new height to body after every time content has been changed:

const set_moving_board_height_to_body = () => {
      const BoxRef = document.getElementById('smooth-scroll-move').children[0]
      document.body.style.height = `${BoxRef.clientHeight}px`
}
  1. In Mobile Device, the scroll behavior is already smooth, so
    the effect of Full Page Scroll Smoothly will be closed
    in condition: window.innerWidth <= 1024

Author

WreewanMorhee