Feature: Horizontal Scrolling Support *** Done. Please report any bugs. ***
See original GitHub issueThe scroll
command seems to be only dealing with vertical scrolling. How about implementing horizontal scrolling too?
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Hey @eldh,
As per the VelocityJS.org/#scroll docs:
The Velocity call always targets the element being scrolled into view. By default, the browser will scroll down to the target element. Alternatively, you can specify a container (parent element) that should be scrolled down to the target element.
Thus, to scroll #content such that #visible is in view, target #visible and set the #content container:
$visible.velocity("scroll", { axis: "x", container: $content })
The
offset
option is used for adjusting the final scroll position if you don’t want to land exactly at the top or left edge of the element.Does this help? If not, let’s work to solve your problem.
Also, that image is so awesome. Thanks for sharing the diagram so I could better understand.
@arunsn43 Not sure what you mean. Maybe try asking on StackOverflow as this doesn’t sound like a bug report…