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Set fixed. Confirmed working. |
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Thanks for it! |
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Could you commit it again after updating your copy? I can not merge it anymore. |
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sethsacher
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May 11, 2018
Where does this stand? This would be a handy feature for my site! |
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@sethsacher it was never merged. I would encourage you to make use of fullPage.js instead, where this feature is implemented (and many others! ) I put much more time and effort on it and you can emulate the pagePiling.js behaviour by using the Parallax extension and using A related article about it here. |
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sparkison commentedApr 25, 2015
Updated code to take direction arguments for the setAllowScrolling method as in fullPage.js
Felt this was a missing, and a needed feature.