smooth-scroll | A lightweight script to animate scrolling to anchor links | Animation library

Now that Safari 15.4 now supports native smooth scrolling, I am looking for a reliable way to check if a browser uses native smooth scrolling.

I have tried this method:

I want to add scroll behaviour smooth to my Next.js app, and the Tailwind CSS documentation instructs us to add the utility class in .

I have tried to do an infinite scroll by using React-Infinite-Scroll-Component

Everything is working perfectly as I think, but the problem is whenever I change the Genres, or press F5 to reload the page, or somehow, the scrollbar is always at the very bottom, I did try to fix it with window.scrollTo(0,0) but it's still not working.

Or somehow do I mess up the code because I tried to work around it very hard, but I don't think I execute it well enough.

The code is very long but here's a brief explanation of what I'm trying to do in it.

I received a slug which defined as a genre with useParams, for example action or adventure, then I set it as a state genreAnime, then I check if it's the same genre, it'll do the infinite load with concat array and increase the page up to 1 for the next load, else I'll set a new array and initial the page back to 1 or else it'll keep merging with an old array of previous genre. The totalPage is set to 91, whenever it renders for the second time it'll automatically get the latest totalPage and set it back, so it's safe to go.

The translateGenre is just for translating the genre into text, so please don't bother it.

But then whenever I refresh (F5) or whenever I browse for a bit, then I change the genre, it'll get a duplicate of the same first array (due to warning and I see it has 2 same items). Due to the scrollbar of mine always staying at the "end" or at the default value of React-Infinite-Scroll-Component, which is 0.8, it means when users come below 80% of the total height, it'll trigger the next function of Infinite-Scroll-Component

Here's my code:

I recreated an issue I've been facing with the toy example here

https://jsfiddle.net/958z6ckh/3/

I'm trying to implement a bootstrap sticky navbar (fixed height of 81px) with smooth-scroll behavior.

The HTML site features section tags, such as

• https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.6/components/navbar/
• https://github.com/iamdustan/smoothscroll
• https://github.com/jonaskuske/smoothscroll-anchor-polyfill

So far it works: at the bootstrap specific --breakpoint-lg at 992px, the navbar collapses into a burger menu. In order to compensate for the fixed-height navbar, I added the following code to my custom.css (loaded after the bootstrap.min.css of course), according to a trick found at https://css-tricks.com/fixed-headers-on-page-links-and-overlapping-content-oh-my/

I have spent hours on this and being a newbie to JavaScript / JQuery I still don't know how to do the following:

I have a "back to top" anchor link, in the footer of my pages, which links to the header. I understand there is CSS code to make this a smooth scroll (slow) movement:

I am making a counter-part of an original HTML file in NuxtJS, I have the following code in the Navbar component for my NuxtJS project

I'm using the Smooth-Scroll plugin from the following git - link.

It works great in places like navbar where I used it as follows:

I'm trying to add jQuery in my project although i get an error that it is not defined