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>Because (in this case), closing the popup actually seemed to reset the scroll location too He doesn't stop propagation on the click event, which causes the #
by benihana 14y ago
>Because (in this case), closing the popup actually seemed to reset the scroll location too
He doesn't stop propagation on the click event, which causes the # to be appended to the url and the scroll to reset to the top of the page. Basic jQuery, that.