Fix issue #21 "When page is scrolled to the bottom, scroll-to does no… #65
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…t work" Here: #21 This issue occurs whenever the container or window is already scrolled to the bottom and the easing method causes less than 1px of scrolling for the first scroll animation update. My fix works by requiring at least 1px of scrolling per animation update. This causes the stopAnimation check to always pass instead of prematurely failing on the first scroll animation update.
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I can confirm that this fix works as intended. |
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Is this merged into the main branch? |
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@d-oliveros @jodoherty is this project dead? |
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Discussed here: #21
This issue occurs whenever the container or window is already scrolled
to the bottom and the easing method causes less than 1px of scrolling
for the first scroll animation update.
My fix works by requiring at least 1px of scrolling per animation
update. This causes the stopAnimation check to always pass instead of
prematurely failing on the first scroll animation update.