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I have a background image scroll on a DOM element. This works great, but when the user clicks a link to load a new page, the background image scrolling starts back at its original position…
Any clever way of making this appear more continuous so it’s not jumpy? I thought about a cookie, but was concerned that would be writing much to frequently and could crash the browser is it’s animating constantly.
Thanks
As long as you only need the information about the position if the page changes, it should be sufficient if you write the cookie only if the onunload-event of the window fires.