Transform Your Website's UX With This One Liner
html {
scroll-behavior: smooth;
}
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I was playing with your code (on codepen.io) and i didn't see any difference between using that line and not using it. I don't know, maybe i am too noob or my browser (chrome) is the problem.
In the second case, Âżwhat browser can i use for it? Thanks for repplying me.
I've added some animated gifs to show the before and after UX of applying the
scroll-behavior: smoothproperty. Hopefully this'll make it clearer if your browser doesn't support this feature.Oh i get it. What i was doing is scrolling with my mouse. I didn't clicked the links. I already see the difference. Thanks for the GIFs.
Glad adding the GIFs cleared up what was happening.
You should try again <3
scroll-behaviorsupported Chrome and Firefox.caniuse.com/#search=scroll-behavior
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
I tried chrome mobile and desktop and it works - I wonder why the effect persists even if you remove it though
Did you make the changes via CodePen or locally? As could be a caching issue. My other CodePen without the property works as expected.
I love this! Thanks so much for the share on this little tip.
That was nice, thank you!
No worries, wish everything was this simple to implement. There's really no excuse not to implement this.
Thank you for the article! Never heard of this cool feature before.
No worries, glad you found it useful.