#scrollspy

Vanilla Scroll Sky is a pure CSS scrollytelling library that creates sticky image reveals and scroll-driven caption animations with a single stylesheet. Sticky images animate into view as the user scrolls, paired with optional captions that glide across the screen. The library uses only native browser features: CSS Custom Properties, @scope, @layer, container queries, position: sticky, and the…

This is a dependency-free scrollspy library that automatically highlights navigation links in your TOC (table of contents) based on scroll position. The library watches where the user is on the page and applies a CSS class to the corresponding link in your navigation menu. This gives users a clear visual cue of their location within the content. Features: Intelligent section detection:…

Minimal Scrollspy Library In Plain JavaScript

A ScrollSpy is a method in which it automatically selects the correct link to highlight or active state of a section on a page, and with just a few lines of code. In this article, we will be taking a look at how to use JavaScript for this effect, and get it working for our projects. How to use it: 1. Create a navigation menu that contains anchor links pointing to the different sections as…

A jQuery plugin for creating a sticky site navigation for one page scrolling website or single page web app.

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A jQuery scrollspy navigation plugin that highlights active links of your site navigation as the user scrolls to the corresponding section.

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Minimalist Scrollspy Implementation In Pure JavaScript

A minimal scrollspy script that indicates which content sections you’re viewing by updating the styles of nav links on page scroll. How to use it: 1. Create anchor links pointing to content sections within the document. <nav class="scrollspy-nav"> <a class="scrollspy-link" data-target="home">Home</a> <a class="scrollspy-link" data-target="about">About</a> <a class="scrollspy-link"…