Update: I have tried to remove the viewport size for some elements , And still looking for any advice for removing some features, but still facing the same behavior described in 5 steps.
I have no clue why this is happening. I have 3 divisors and a certain navigation on top of each other. I am using scrollTop: $ ("#
targetDIV ") Offset ().
scrollTop
for each of the three divs is called from one of three .click ()
function; One per button
You should be able to describe in the heading title by following these steps:
- Click on "Mid < Div>
- Now click on the "last DIV" button and nothing should be
- Page
-
-
- "last DIV" Click on the button and you will be taken to the last device with "Final Divya Content"
- Now click on the "Mid Divis" button and instead click on the media div at the top level C It goes with "This is the top level"
From the top part, I can get the MID and Bot completely fine.
I highly appreciate it If you can tell me what I am missing, or possibly what could be the reason for this strange behavior.
When info_overlay
is scrolled, the offset () changes in its children's top
.
An optional
Could Also, since it is associated with children's ID, the offset (all children). The top
is to save before saving.
"BTN" classname, you can write a click handler instead of three:
:
$ ('. Inf_con_block'). Each (function () {$ (this). Data ('offset', $ (this). Offset (). Top-100);}); $ ('.inav_btn'). Click (function () {var d = '#con_' + $ (this) .attr ('class'). Split ('btn _') [1]; $ ('# info_overlay') .Mate ({scrollTop : $ (D) .data ('offset')}, 1000);}); Add
, and it will "offset" the offset (). Click on its children's topinfo_overlay
to scrollTop$ ('.inv_btn') (function () {var d = '#con_' + $ (this) .attr ('class 'Split (' btn_ ') [1]; $ (' #info_overlay '). Chetan ({scrollTop: ($ (d). Offset (. Top-100) + $ (' # info_overlay '). ScrollTop ()}, 1000);});
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