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Understanding the Code Examples
Understanding the Concept:Scroll: This refers to the action of moving the viewport (the visible area) of a web page up or down to reveal different sections
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Understanding the Code Examples
JavaScript:Get the element's height:Get the element's height:Get the element's scroll position:Get the element's scroll position:
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Understanding the Code Examples
JavaScript:Get the element's bounding rectangle:Get the element's bounding rectangle:Check the element's visibility:Check the element's visibility:
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Understanding Smooth Scrolling with Anchor Links
Concept:Smooth scrolling refers to a visually pleasing animation where the webpage smoothly scrolls to a specific section when a user clicks on an anchor link
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Understanding the Code Examples
JavaScript:Using preventDefault() on scroll event:Attach an event listener to the window object for the scroll event. Inside the event handler
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Understanding the Code Examples
Understanding the Concept:When a webpage loads, the user's viewport (the visible area of the page) is initially positioned at the top
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Scrolling to the Top of a Page with JavaScript
Understanding the BasicsImagine a long webpage. You're at the bottom and want to quickly go back to the top. This is where JavaScript comes in handy
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Scrolling to an Element with jQuery: A Simple Explanation
Imagine a long webpage. It's like a very tall building. You want to go to a specific floor (element) without walking up all the stairs (scrolling manually). That's where jQuery comes in as the elevator!