Page Content Navigation
Add scrolling navigation to page content. Requires jQuery 1.7+.
Tested support: Chrome, Firefox, Safari.
Setup
Include jQuery (1.7+) and the Page Content Navigation plugin files.
<!-- Page Content Navigation Stylesheet --> <link rel="stylesheet" href="page-content-navigation/page-content-navigation.css"> <!-- Page Content Navigation jQuery Plugin --> <script src="page-content-navigation/page-content-navigation.js"></script>Call the plugin on elements to which you want to add scrolling navigation.
// simple $( '.navigable' ).contentNavigation(); // custom settings $( '.navigable' ).contentNavigation({ includeTopNav: false, offsetIndicator: '-33%' });Settings
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| includeTopNav | boolean | false | Include an extra navigation button to scroll users to the top of the page. |
| offsetIndicator | integer or string | 0 | Number of pixels (integer value) or percentage of the window height (string value) above (negative value) or below (positive value)* the actual top of a navigation element when the navigation button switches to its "on state." |
*Note: using a positive offsetIndicator value will result in strange behavior where clicking a navigation button scrolls the user to the top of an element but does not switch the button to its "on state," due to this offset. Typically, this is not desirable.
