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Is on the way!
The following will absolutely be included:
- follow the singleton pattern, and take a purely functional approach (no instantiation necessary)
- accessibility, behind an option (boolean/flag), because it requires CSS to prevent a default blue
outlinefrom showing on the element that’s scrolled to - unminified version of dist file
- better target resolution (accept px value, node or CSS selector) - #30, #29
The following are under consideration:
- support scrolling within an element (aka not the
windowobject)- may bloat the lib, by requiring a different “top of element” calculation, and different loop to scroll the container element
I cant thank the users of this library enough for making it as popular as it is - please leave your thoughts, and feature requests, on this issue. and please dont take offense to me closing your issue/pull request - hopefully ive addressed it here (or left if open).
its easier for me to have everything under “one roof”. cheers to all 🍻
follow the progress on the v1.0.0 branch
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- Created 7 years ago
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@mgiulio @mrksbnch @martin-svk its been released! see the release notes
Personally, I would love to see support for scrolling within an element. I don’t see why this would bloat the library though. Instead of
scrollTo(), you’d have to usescrollTop, but that’s most likely done in a couple of extra lines. If it helps, I could create a pull request for this feature in the v1.0.0 branch.