Svelte Scrolling
Lightweight Svelte plugin to scroll to given elements with smooth animations
Overview:
The Svelte Scrolling package allows for smooth scrolling to specified elements on a webpage. It provides various functions and actions to facilitate this scrolling process. With options for customization and callback functions, users can enhance the scrolling experience on their websites.
Features:
- Smooth Animation: Scroll to elements with smooth animation.
- Global Options: Customize duration, offset, easing function, and more for scrolling.
- Element Reference: Add references to elements for scrolling purposes.
- Top/Bottom/Left/Right Scrolling: Functions to scroll to different positions on the page.
- Element Scrolling: Scroll to a specific element with smooth animation.
- Position Scrolling: Directly scroll to a specified position on the page.
- Callback Functions: onStart and onDone functions available for when scrolling begins and ends.
Summary:
The Svelte Scrolling package offers a convenient solution for implementing smooth scrolling functionalities on websites. With features like global options customization, element referencing, and various scrolling functions, users can create a more interactive and engaging scrolling experience for their website visitors. The availability of callback functions adds further flexibility to handle events related to scrolling actions.
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