Go to
This "Go to" library allows users to smoothly scroll back to the top of the page.
How to use?
Copy-paste the following <script>
near the end of your pages under JS Front to enable it.
<script src="./assets/vendor/hs-go-to/dist/hs-go-to.min.js"></script>
Copy-paste the init function under JS Plugins Init., before the closing </body>
tag, to enable it.
<script>
$(document).on('ready', function () {
// INITIALIZATION OF GO TO
// =======================================================
$('.js-go-to').each(function () {
var goTo = new HSGoTo($(this)).init();
});
});
</script>
Default go to style
Below is a static Go to (meaning its position
have been overridden for demonstration purposes. However the HTML markups in the clipboard are not).
Attributes
By assigning a variable, you can call the standard methods of the plugin:
data-hs-go-to-options='{
...
}' - array
Methods
Options can be passed via data attributes or JavaScript. For data attributes, append the option name to data-hs-go-to-options='{}'
.
Parameters | Description | Default value |
---|---|---|
|
An element to which the browser window will scroll, by clicking on the element to be initialized | null |
|
An element whose height will be taken into account when calculating the point, upon reaching which the scroll will end | null |
|
Name of the class that is responsible for the activation of css animation | 'animated' |
|
Name of the class, css-animation, which is given when the initialized element | 'fadeIn' |
|
Name of the class, css-animation, which is given when the initialized element disappears | 'fadeOut' |
|
Animation duration | 400 |
|
Distance that must be scrolled for the initialized object to appear | 0 |
|
CSS properties top || bottom || left || right , which are added when the element is initialized |
null |
|
CSS properties top || bottom || left || right , which are added when the element is disappears |
null |
|
CSS properties top || bottom || left || right , which are added when an element appears |
null |
|
if true , then allows you to go to another page, disabling the scroll function to the element specified in targetSelector |
null |