If u r building website with jQuery, it’s common if the browser auto scroll to top when user click on anchor element. This happen to me many times and i always forget how to disable the auto scrolling. Thus this post is being created for my own reference and for other developer 🙂
To disable autoscrolling to top when user click on anchor element, follow the steps below:
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- In the same page, copy and paste this script within your script tag
$(document).ready(function() { $('body').on('click', '[href^=#]', function (e) { e.preventDefault() }); });
- Now refresh you page and you may try to click on anchor element and the autoscrolling should be stop by now
Happy coding!
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