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save yourself the scrolly effort: run: setInterval(function(){$(window).scrollTop($(window).scrollTop()+10)},10); in your console (f12 in chrome/firebug, c
by fungi 14y ago
save yourself the scrolly effort:
run:
setInterval(function(){$(window).scrollTop($(window).scrollTop()+10)},10);
in your console (f12 in chrome/firebug, crtl+shift+k in firefox)
- edave01 14y agoOr you can click one of the links at the top to auto-scroll to a section.
- fersho311 14y agonope, the hacker in me likes the javascript better.
- taf2 14y agointeresting for me that's really jumpy, it looks like each frame is 120px high? so something like this is much smoother at the beginning for me: var step = function() { $("#container").css({top: (parseInt($("#container").css("top"))-115)+'px'}); window.webkitRequestAnimationFrame(step); }; step(); but in the middle where it zooms into the people in the car, it get's out of sync...