I’m looking for a way to use CSS3 Transition to create a smooth page scrolling. I know how to do it using javascript but if there’s a way to do it with CSS3, i will prefer it for performance purpose.
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I’m looking for a way to use CSS3 Transition to create a smooth page scrolling. I know how to do it using javascript but if there’s a way to do it with CSS3, i will prefer it for performance purpose.
You can use
transform: translate(x,y)to simulate “scrolling”, and this can be animated using transitions viatransition-property: all; Note, you will have to add the appropriate vendor prefix, as with much of CSS3 at the moment.References: Mozilla Dev Center: transform, Mozilla Dev Center: CSS Transitions
P.S. use percentages carefully with
transform: translate()— depending on how your element is wrapped, -100% can mean next ‘display-height’ section of content