Custom scroll container

[josdejong]

Thanks for writing jump.js, it has a nice API!

I have a use case where I would like to scroll not the window as a whole, but the contents of a specific div. It would be great if I could configure a custom container element rather than using window. As far as I can see that's currently not possible or am I overlooking something?

[josdejong]

I see an old PR, #24, adding support for a custom scroll container. Would love to see that in the library :D

[josdejong]

I created a PR too, see #51

[astoilkov]

Any plans for this to land in one of the next versions?

[powerbuoy]

Yes please merge this PR :)

[niksy]

Any chance of getting this merged in? Can we do something to help with this?

[mikebywaters]

Disappointed this hasn't been addressed. PR #24 doesn't appear to bloat the library which was the initial concern, and this feature is necessary for SPAs

[powerbuoy]

Yea, I had to switch to Velocity.js which is unfortunate as it comes with plenty of features I never use.

[karltaylor]

Would be great to get this merged for @mikebywaters reasonings. I have a div that I want to scroll instead of window.

[macedomauriz]

Please merge this PR!

[Leesson]

Please merge this PR!

[michaelpumo]

Any idea why this PR is not getting merged? Seems like a useful one!

[michaelpumo]

For what it's worth for anyone else coming across here, I personally decided to use Anime.js (only around 6KB).

See an example of how to smooth scroll here: https://codepen.io/rukiadia/pen/qYyLdw

As you can see a custom container element is quite easy to setup.

Since this PR hasn't been merged or looked at for so long I worry that something has happened to the original creator. I hope he/she is doing okay but I would consider this library effectively deprecated from new changes.