Today I learned the existence of scroll-margin, which I've missed from the beginning.
Browser support is not ideal (especially ios and also old browsers) but decent.
If you have any anchor in your page, it's nice to set something like:
.myanchor {
scroll-margin-top: 73px;
}
This way, the top screen does not eat your anchor title ^^
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I like it, and I think I understand.....(???).
But, what exactly is the property? Is there any documentation, or any description for it I can read to get a better understanding of what EXACTLY it's doing, and why?
Thanks!
Cheers!
sure, look at the link I give at the very top of the post scroll-margin
nice
This is really useful!