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jQuery Scrolling Anchors

May 26, 2011July 24, 2013 Arnon WeinbergjQuery Programming6 Comments on jQuery Scrolling Anchors

This is a comprehensive jQuery solution to the Scrolling Anchors effect.  Typical solutions replace the browser’s native “jump-to” behaviour for local anchors with a smooth scrolling effect, but fail to replace all other functionality related to local anchors.  This solution: Adds…

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