I'm using smoothscroll.js to navigate my site. It stops on the correct anchor in Firefox, however in Chrome it passes the point on the first click of the link, and pushes the content to the top, hiding the content behind the page. then if you click it again, it aligns correctly. I've seen the problems on other sites as well. Curious to see if others have the same problem. Chrome seems to ignore any top padding or margin or positioning (example: top:20%;).
I'm using smoothscroll.js to navigate my site. It stops on the correct anchor in Firefox, however in Chrome it passes the point on the first click of the link, and pushes the content to the top, hiding the content behind the page. then if you click it again, it aligns correctly. I've seen the problems on other sites as well. Curious to see if others have the same problem. Chrome seems to ignore any top padding or margin or positioning (example: top:20%;).
Share Improve this question edited Feb 8, 2011 at 4:06 Commandrea asked Jan 29, 2011 at 8:27 CommandreaCommandrea 5613 gold badges10 silver badges24 bronze badges3 Answers
Reset to default 3I find this solution very easy and useful. You just need to add 1 line of CSS.
html {
scroll-padding-top: 70px; /* height of sticky header, because the header hides the content when jumping to it */
}
original answer: https://stackoverflow./a/56467997
I used Local Scroll (JQuery) to do this.
It allows you to do a top offset
$.localScroll({
offset: -100
});
This may be due to a new wordpress theme using the header html5 element. I changed my header to a div, and it worked fine.
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