This library is deprecated. You should use scrollable.js instead.
Simple js library that allows you to easily create scrollable layers.
Download scrollable-layer.js from git clone git://github.com/katsuyan/scrollable-layer/pkg/scrollable-layer.min.js.
Include the file in your HTML:
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/scrollable-layer.js"></script>
For those HTML elements you want to make scrollable layer, add scrollable-layer class and layer-top, scroll-start and scroll-end data attributes.
layer-top- Initial top position (default: 0).scroll-start- scrollTop position that makes a layer scrollable (default: 0).scroll-end- scrollTop position that makes a layer not scrollable (default: document height).
For example:
<div class="scrollable-layer" data-layer-top="30" data-scroll-start="30" data-scroll-end="60">...</div>
This initially positions the div element 30px from top of the document. Then the div element becomes scrollable after document is scrolled by 30px. It continues to be scrollable until document is scrolled by 60px.
scrollable-layer.js expects jQuery to be loaded. It should be compatible with the most of the recent jQuery versions but only v1.7 has been tested so far.
Make sure to include jQuery before scrollable-layer.js.
Please direct bug reports to the myna issue tracker on GitHub
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