Is there a way of changing a CSS attribute, depending where on the page someone is?
I have menu items that link to anchors on the same page.
I want menu items to highlight (i.e. current) depending which anchor the viewer is nearest.
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Is there a way of changing a CSS attribute, depending where on the page someone is?
I have menu items that link to anchors on the same page.
I want menu items to highlight (i.e. current) depending which anchor the viewer is nearest.
Yes. Add an onscroll event to body and depending how much user scrolled (you can get scroll position -> document.documentElement.scrollTop) change the css.