Snap style scrolling
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- Sheepstations
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Hi, is there a template that utilises snap style scrolling? My client is very keen on having the snap style scrolling with each section of the homepage to be full height so the user only sees one section at a time. They use this an example of the style they want -
rui-d.com/EN/about.htm
I've looked through the various RT templates and can't really find anything that matches this. How difficult would it be to mofify a template to match this functionality?
Thanks, JR - A RT Big Fan
Melbourne, Australia
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- MrT
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Wow that site is awful (sorry) - takes forever to load and all sorts of overlapping errors.
I'm not quite sure what you mean (even after looking at that site). But have a look at our "Entropy" template. You can do something similar with any of the templates and it's just using named anchors and you can also make the sections full page.
Regards, Mark. - Last Edit: 8 years 6 months ago by MrT.
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- Sheepstations
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Thanks Mark, it is pretty awful isn't it! It's the style the client is after though when you scroll down, each section of the homepage locks in to a full page view.
If you say this effect can be achieved with named anchors and manipulating the sections, that's great. I will have a play around with an existing site and see how I go.
JR - A RT Big Fan
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You can't make it "jump" or "snap" like that without Javascript coding - but you certainly can make it work like "entropy" check out that demo and you will it works in a simlar fashion and you can make each section full page too.
Let us know how you get on.
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