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Javascript's onscroll event is a wonderful tool. It's one of the best ways to leverage an extremely common and expected interaction pattern (scrolling down a we
by mortenjorck 16y ago
Javascript's onscroll event is a wonderful tool. It's one of the best ways to leverage an extremely common and expected interaction pattern (scrolling down a web page) to do interesting and unexpected things. I used it to create a sort of paginated-persistent-bookmark navigation for my new portfolio site earlier this year (in profile, if you're curious).
- GavinB 16y agoClickable: http://rclayton.net http://rclayton.net I think it's very elegantly done. Kudos.
- etcet 16y agois beautiful in firefox but it looks like this in my default chromium: http://imgur.com/NVP1i.png http://imgur.com/NVP1i.png D:
- mortenjorck 16y agoWow, I thought I had tested it in Chrome. Thanks!
- gcb 16y agoVery unusable in mobiles too
- msquared 16y agoYeah, Chrome doesn't like this site. Which is a shame - when I opened it in Firefox I was impressed, but if I had not been prompted to check it out by the comments on this thread I would have moved on...
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- maushu 16y agoRendering problems in Chrome, first time I've seen this.
- retroryan 16y agoThis website http://www.hellokeepa.com http://www.hellokeepa.com is also doing some interesting things with what looks to be the onscroll event, the page continuously wraps around. Also notice how you can drag the page left and right.