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How to enforce a “smooth scrolling” rule for mousewheel, jQuery? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5560714/how-to-enforce-a-smooth-scrolling-rule-for-mousewheel-jquery works the page jumps right to x# of pixels down per 'notch' that is progressed on the scrollwheel. Or goes directly to.. big difference in the performance of the page. Each scroll notch from the wheel is a third to a half of the browsers native scroll.. wheel is a third to a half of the browsers native scroll notch so it moves slower which is fine surly that's adjustable. We..
difference between isotope and masonry jquery plugins http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8856893/difference-between-isotope-and-masonry-jquery-plugins if supported by the browser. This provides for top notch performance for top notch browsers. With hardware acceleration.. browser. This provides for top notch performance for top notch browsers. With hardware acceleration kicking in animations look..
How to enforce a “smooth scrolling” rule for mousewheel, jQuery? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5560714/how-to-enforce-a-smooth-scrolling-rule-for-mousewheel-jquery the particular default method of page scrolling. As it currently works the page jumps right to x# of pixels down per 'notch' that is progressed on the scrollwheel. Or goes directly to where you drag the scroll bar. What i'm looking for is a simple.. fullpage_scroll.html There is already a big difference in the performance of the page. Each scroll notch from the wheel is a third to a half of the browsers native scroll notch so it moves slower which is fine surly that's adjustable... in the performance of the page. Each scroll notch from the wheel is a third to a half of the browsers native scroll notch so it moves slower which is fine surly that's adjustable. We still have the stall stall stall method of page movement though...
difference between isotope and masonry jquery plugins http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8856893/difference-between-isotope-and-masonry-jquery-plugins takes a progressive enhancement approach and uses CSS transforms if supported by the browser. This provides for top notch performance for top notch browsers. With hardware acceleration kicking in animations look silky smooth on WebKit browsers.. approach and uses CSS transforms if supported by the browser. This provides for top notch performance for top notch browsers. With hardware acceleration kicking in animations look silky smooth on WebKit browsers and even less powerful devices..
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