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I see more and more designs with side scroll menus, so I figured we need a component that automatically scrolls the menu to our current link.
Our code waits for the page to load, and then checks for the current link's offset from the left, and then scrolls the menu in that amount. I added 20px padding for the menu, thus the "-20px"
Add this code to every page the menu appears on, at the page settings section "Before </body> tag"
<script>
window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', (event) => {
const scrollDiv = document.getElementById('scrollMenu');
const links = document.querySelectorAll('.link.w--current');
const currentLink = links[0];
const currentLinkOffset = links[0].offsetLeft - 20;
scrollDiv.scrollLeft = currentLinkOffset;
});
</script>
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A tongue scraper is is so much better in cleaning your tongue instead of the normal brushing it.
Convert the Workspaces dropdown to an open sidebar with custom order.
A (custom code) solution that combines CSS variables and Vanilla JavaScript for the shrinking / growing of browser top & bottom bars.
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