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Not your boring plugin for scrolling animation.

Scrollport.js

Scrollport.js - not your boring plugin for scrolling animation. See demo for possible uses. README.md also availiable in russian language.

Plug-in can not only animate the scroll, but also to assign references by clicking on which to begin the animation.

Use

  $.scrollport( target [, options ] );
  $.scrollport( target [, container ] [, options ] );

  $.scrollport( top, [, options ] );
  $.scrollport( top, [, container ] [, options ] );

  $.scrollport( top, left, [, options ] );
  $.scrollport( top, left, [, container ] [, options ] );

  container.scrollport( target [, options ] );
  container.scrollport( top [, options ] );
  container.scrollport( top, left [, options ] );
  • target
    Either the jQuery object or selector element, which will be scrolling.

  • container default $(window)
    jQuery object inside which will be scrolling.

  • top
    Number of pixels from the top edge of the container. The specified point will be scrolling.

  • left
    Number of pixels from the left edge of the container. The specified point will be scrolling.

  • options
    Settings responsible for scroll mode, scroll details and callbacks.

Settings

The plugin has four modes depending on the selected mode will be added to the individual settings. The following are options which can be set regardless of the selected mode.

  • mode default usual
    Profile name: usual, roll, hard or soft.

  • interrupt_user default true
    If during operation the plug the user make a forced scrolling, the movement caused by the plugin will stop.

  • interrupt_scrollport default true
    If during the plugin it will initiate a new movement, the former stops. When set to false caused over the existing movement will not be performed.

  • interrupt
    Set to true or false, setting the same value for the options interrupt_user and interrupt_scrollport

  • container
    jQuery element inside which will be scrolling. As you can see, the container can be set not only as an argument in a call to the plugin, but the pass option settings. The result will be the same.

  • delta default {top: 0, left: 0}
    The value of top determines how many pixels from the top should be "do not reach" to target. The value of left determines the number of pixels on the left. If you pass the optional number, it will be assumed that you pass `{top: your_number, left: 0} '.

  • on_start
    The function that will be called at the start of the movement. The argument passed to the function API. this will contain a container.

  • on_interrupt
    The function to be called when the plugin is interrupted user scrolls. The argument passed to the function API. this will contain a container.

  • on_finish
    The function that will be called upon successful completion of the scroll. That is, if the action was not interrupted by the user. The argument passed to the function API. this will contain a container.

  • on_stop
    The function that will be called at the end of the movement, regardless of whether it was from interruption or completing the scroll path. The argument passed to the function API. this will contain a container.

Usual mode

Scrolls to that location, within a specified period of time.

  • duration default 700
    Time in milliseconds the scroll shoud take.

  • easing default swing

Roll mode

Scrolls to a specified location at a predetermined speed.

  • speed default 2500
    The number of pixels that must be scrolled in 1 second (1000 ms).

  • max_duration default 700
    Maximum allowed scroll time, if the distance to the target is large. You can define the maximum number of milliseconds that you are willing to wait. To disable restrictions pass the value false.

  • min_duration default 300
    Minimum allowed scroll time, if the distance is too short, to avoid feeling too sharp move, you can specify the time, less than that, it is impossible to approach the target.

  • easing default swing

Hard mode

Instantly it moves us a few pixels to the target and then gently scrolls to the place.

  • distance default 5
    The distance in pixels that remains the goal after a momentary movement.

  • duration default 50
    Time during which the rest of the way will be passed.

  • easing default swing

Soft mode

Slowly begins to move toward the goal, the content appears on top of the white layer is gradually becoming not transparent. When the layer becomes completely opaque, scroll quickly moved close to the target. Then, slowly reach your during the White layer gradually disappears.

To change any settings or CSS, in their style, set the desired properties of the element with the class scrollport-overlay.

  • distance_before default 200
    Distance the scrolling before the layer becomes opaque.

  • distance_after default 200
    It distances the scroll after layer will begin to disappear.

  • distance It allows you to set the value for both properties at once distance_before and distance_after.

  • duration_before default 200
    Time for which the scroll goes the distance specified in the distance_before.

  • duration_after default 400
    Time for which the scroll goes the distance specified in the distance_after.

  • duration
    It allows you to set the value for both properties at once duration_before and duration_after.

  • easing_before default swing
    Ising, which scroll goes the distance specified in the distance_before.

  • easing_after default swing
    Ising, which scroll goes the distance specified in the distance_after.

  • waiting default 100
    The time during which the layer will remain opaque.

  • easing
    It allows you to set the value for both properties at once easing_before and easing_after.

  • speed
    If the target is too close, the scrolling will be carried out with the use of fashion roll. The option speed can pass the speed with which the scroll gets to the goal.

Changing default settings

  $.scrollport( options );

Scrollport Links

Clicking on the link will be created by the plugin. All references to the attribute data-scrollport will be automatically assigned to be a scrollport anchor. If you do not pass any one of the values ​​target, top or left, then target will automatically attribute value data-scrollport or href, or data-href.

  link.scrollport_link( [ target ] [, options ] );
  link.scrollport_link( [ target ] [, container ] [, options ] );

  link.scrollport_link( top, [, options ] );
  link.scrollport_link( top, [, container ] [, options ] );

  link.scrollport_link( top, left, [, options ] );
  link.scrollport_link( top, left, [, container ] [, options ] );
  • link Object target, which will link to a scrollport anchor.

API

API access can be obtained as follows:

  // When the initialization of the plugin.
  api = $.scrollport( ... );

  // API passed to the function of any callback.
  $.scrollport( ..., {
    on_finish: function( api ) {
      ...
    }
  });
  • api.options
    Options passed to the initialization, combined with the default settings.

  • api.status
    At the time of initialization status init. If the failure occurred during initialization or initialization value it will be abolished cancel. During the movement of motion. After the interruption of interrupt. Upon successful completion, finish.

  • api.container
    jQuery object passed as the container initialization.

  • api.target
    If the goal was transferred selector or object jQuery, api.target will contain targeted element. If the goal were the coordinates, the object will be api.target type {top: ..., left: ...}

Examples

  // In the "usual" to move the scroll to top of the page.
  $.scrollport( 'body' );

  // In the "soft" to move the scroll 500 pixels from the top of the page
  $.scrollport( 500, { mode: 'soft' } );

  // In the "hard" to move the scroll element with id "my_container" to a point 100 pixels to the right of the beginning of the container, and 40 pixels below.
  $( '#my_container' ).scrollport( 100, 100, { 
    mode: 'hard'
    delta: 60
  } );
 
  // In the "usual" to move the scroll to the item page id "my_element". At the end of the motion to withdraw the status skrollporta console.
  $.scrollport( '#my_element', { 
    on_stop: function( api ) {
      console.log( api.status );
    }
  } );

Where can I get it?

You can take through the bower: $ bower install scrollport-js

You can through npm: $ npm install scrollport-js

You can even get it via CDN. Link to the latest version. If you will need some other version, change "1.0.4" in reference to the desired value:

https://cdn.rawgit.com/iserdmi/scrollport-js/1.0.4/dist/scrollport.min.js

Only in extreme cases download it directly.