How to Use ScrollSpy
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Revision as of 17:51, 10 May 2012
New in PageLines 2.2
In PageLines Framework 2.2, we have added a new Section called ScrollSpy. The ScrollSpy section adds an additional navigation bar that automatically updates nav targets based on scroll position. It is also useful for jumping from one section of your page to another instantly.
In order to get ScrollSpy working on your page, it needs to be enabled in the Drag and Drop menu, and in the Template Setup. area.
More info on template setup here
The ScrollSpy navigation bar will travel with your user as they scroll through your page, so it is best to position this section at the top of the Page Template. It is also important to remember that even though ScrollSpy is a navigation tool, it does not use Wordpress's Menu System, and needs to be configured manually.
How it Works
ScrollSpy works within your Page's editor, as long as ScrollSpy is enabled on the template your page is using. For a more in depth look and tutorial on how to get ScrollSpy working on your page, please visit the new PageLines Framework 2.2 Demo Site.