Attribute function in menu not working

  • If you click some menu items on my old site thebojangles.nl and then click some on my new site lesfauxmanouches.nl you will see a difference: On my old the page scrolls smoothly to the part of the page I want to show and stops at the top of the row. On my new page it just skips in an instant without the smooth scroll and it stops with the top of the row behind the menu bar?! How can I fix this? grts, Carlo

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by django53.
    • This topic was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by django53.

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  • Hi Carlo,

    Thank you for reaching out to us. I am happy to help with your queries.

    As checked on lesfauxmanouches.nl, the locations for #Agenda and #Links in your page are currently at their widgets. That’s why don’t scroll properly.

    The solution for this: those IDs should be removed from the respective widgets and put them into the rows that wrap them.

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,
    Kharis

    Thread Starter django53

    (@django53)

    Thanx for your answer Kharis! This solved the most important part of the problem. What’s left is that the scrolling behaviour still seems broken. It just skips to the next row while my other site has a more subtle scroll before it stops at the row. grts, Carlo

    Hi Carlo,

    Thank you for getting back.

    As checked on your homepage, the anchor targets seem likely to be working fine now.

    Please let us know in a new topic if you have any further questions, or if we can provide you with any other assistance.

    Regards,
    Kharis

    Thread Starter django53

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    Yes the anchor is working but please see the difference in behaviour between the two sites as I described. I mean the difference in scroll speed. grts, Carlo

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by django53.

    Hello Carlo,

    Yes really there’s a small difference in the scroll speed. But this is the expected behavior now since the old method/code uses JS to do the scrolling effect. In the most recent versions of Sydney we changed this to be done with CSS only.

    The reason is performance. This new method (css) helps to get good rating in speed performance tools.

    Hope this clarifies!

    Let us know if you have more questions.

    Kind Regards,

    Rodrigo.

    Thread Starter django53

    (@django53)

    Hi Rodrigo, yes this clarifies but I don’t agree it’s a small difference. But never mind, I’ll get over it. ?? grts, Carlo

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