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How to Implement Smooth Scrolling on Your Webpage

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Previously, we discussed anchor links, a special type of links that points to specific sections of a webpage. And by default, when you click on that link, you will jump to the linked element directly, without any transitions.

You can implement a smooth scrolling phase by setting the scroll-behavior property to smooth.

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  • 1. Fundamentals of Web Development
  • 1. Preparations
  • 2. HTML Elements
  • 3. Query Selectors
  • 4. Colors
  • 5. Text Customization
  • 6. Text Spacing & Alignment
  • 7. Loading Fonts
  • 8. Font Customizations
  • 9. Typography
  • 10. Functions
  • 11. The @ Rules
  • 12. Links
  • 13. Lists
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  • 44. Responsive Media
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  • 47. Organizing CSS
  • 48. Best Practices
  • 49. TailwindCSS
  • 50. Project #1: Recreating YouTube
  • 51. Project #2: Building a Calculator
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Setting Up a Dev Environment
  • 3. Basic Syntax
  • 4. Data Types
  • 5. Numbers & BigInt
  • 6. Strings
  • 7. Boolean Values
  • 8. Undefined & Null
  • 9. Type Conversion
  • 10. Arrays
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  • 13. If Statements
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  • 15. While Loops
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  • 17. Functions
  • 18. Variables & Scope
  • 19. Rest Parameter & Spread Syntax
  • 20. Pure Functions
  • 21. Higher Order Functions
  • 22. Recursion
  • 23. Methods
  • 24. Constructor Functions
  • 25. Getters & Setters
  • 26. Prototypes
  • 27. The Class Notation
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  • 31. Object Oriented Programming
  • 32. Error Handling
  • 33. Asynchronous Programming
  • 34. Promise
  • 35. Async & Wait
  • 36. JavaScript Modules
  • 37. The DOM Tree
  • 38. Manipulation the DOM
  • 39. Event Handling
  • 40. Some Common Events
  • 41. Canvas
  • 42. Project #3: Building an Image Slider
  • 43. Project #4: Building a Drawing Board
  • 44. Working with Date
  • 45. The Math Object
  • 46. JSON
  • 47. Regular Expressions
  • 48. Define Patterns with Regex
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  • 51. Network & HTTP
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  • 60. Loading Static Files
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