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  455

  1 year ago

  Where's the demo?
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  Henrik

  1 year ago

  Coming up, in due time I will post the finished result. I'm currently using the Google reader but it lacks some functionality which I want and since I'm doing my own feed reader as a web app I will put it up here when it's finished. I'm too lazy to setup unfinished versions, be patient and subscribe and you won't miss out on anything.
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  Ariel Flesler

  1 year ago

  I'm curious about the difference you mention when using dimensions.
  The plugin dimensions, slightly improves jQuery's function 'offset()' which is used by 'position()', tough I didn't saw any difference for now (in the new demo). What I mentioned before, about the option 'offset' being $().height() / 2, should be -$().height()/2. Note the '-'. Might that be the difference ?. You could also play with the option 'margin'. Try setting it to true, maybe that fixes it.
  Lastly, on the last release, I allowed some overloading, and you can replace:
  $.scrollTo( '....', {speed:500}); for $.scrollTo( '....', 500 );
  
  Well... hope that helps ;)
  Cheers.
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  Henrik

  1 year ago

  The difference is that when I used dimensions I get a small margin to the top of the window from the element scrolled to. This might or might not be a bug in dimensions or my specific usage or something. I'm probably stupid for relying on this quirk if it is a bug.
  
  Anyway with the prior version of scrollto I was correctly scrolled to the top of the window, I'll play around with the new version of your scrollto and see what I can do. I'll also get some demo up when I get the time.
  
  Thanks for the tips and the new version!
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  kamal

  9 months ago

  thanks i search for this code over all the web, and finnaly found it her.
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