I had to build a similar thing a while ago, but without any framework; ended up with much less code by simply adding a scroll event handler that toggles a top class on the body element. The CSS then just has a rule like .top .scroll-to-top { opacity: 1 }
This looks so good! I just looked at the event code and the underlying function is almost the same. It's just less code due to being written in pure HTML and CSS I reckon. Correct me if I am wrong!
Yea, I don't think the way I do it is all that different from yours, the only detail that really changes is that I use more of the CSS cascade in an attempt to make it more "generic" :D
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I had to build a similar thing a while ago, but without any framework; ended up with much less code by simply adding a scroll event handler that toggles a
topclass on thebodyelement. The CSS then just has a rule like.top .scroll-to-top { opacity: 1 }Damn! That's awesome. Do you have a demo by any chance?
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Also there's a few additional effects other than just fading in and out, which obviously makes the CSS a bit more complex.
This looks so good! I just looked at the event code and the underlying function is almost the same. It's just less code due to being written in pure HTML and CSS I reckon. Correct me if I am wrong!
Yea, I don't think the way I do it is all that different from yours, the only detail that really changes is that I use more of the CSS cascade in an attempt to make it more "generic" :D