Disabling '#' animation
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- Sun Jan 15, 2017 10:05 pm
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Hi!
One of my extensions (Ordasoft OS IMAGE GALLERY) uses hrefs with '#' pointer and specific divs. In effect after clicking a TAB (href="#xxxxxx") my page automaticly scrolls up to exact div (like menu action) and hides most of gallery...
Can you help me with this case? I just woult like to click 'href=#xxxxxx' whith no scrolling/animation effect.
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Greg
One of my extensions (Ordasoft OS IMAGE GALLERY) uses hrefs with '#' pointer and specific divs. In effect after clicking a TAB (href="#xxxxxx") my page automaticly scrolls up to exact div (like menu action) and hides most of gallery...
Can you help me with this case? I just woult like to click 'href=#xxxxxx' whith no scrolling/animation effect.
Br,
Greg
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- Mon Jan 16, 2017 8:21 am
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Hello,
I found some jQuery part of gk.scripts.js which is responsible for anchors animation. I assume that I need to put some custom condition in IF statement (shouln't I?).
Please give me some feedback how to "tunr off" this script for specific module or div.
Thanks.
Greg
I found some jQuery part of gk.scripts.js which is responsible for anchors animation. I assume that I need to put some custom condition in IF statement (shouln't I?).
Please give me some feedback how to "tunr off" this script for specific module or div.
Thanks.
Greg
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- Mon Jan 16, 2017 11:48 am
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I am a king of the world!!
I have cracked it. A have just found closest (parent) div id and then put it in IF statement of function ("tabsy" is my unique ID of parent div):
I have cracked it. A have just found closest (parent) div id and then put it in IF statement of function ("tabsy" is my unique ID of parent div):
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var parentId = $(this).closest('div').prop('id');
if(this.hash !== '' && parentId!=='tabsy') {
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- teitbite
- Mon Jan 16, 2017 1:31 pm
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Hi
Ok. That's a nice solution. I was going to propose remove Smooth Scrolling part of the script to let the 3rd party extension take over.
Ok. That's a nice solution. I was going to propose remove Smooth Scrolling part of the script to let the 3rd party extension take over.
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