Prevent browsers from moving/blinking on initial click of anchor link #9
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Prevent browsers from moving/blinking on initial click of anchor link
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…or link. Props [@ImBigWill](WebDevStudios/Hash-Link-Scroll-Offset#9). git-svn-id: https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/hash-link-scroll-offset/trunk@1161234 b8457f37-d9ea-0310-8a92-e5e31aec5664
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Hey Will, does this mean the url in the address bar is no longer updated when clicking a hash link? We definitely do not want to break that functionality. |
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This should fix the browser window from moving/blinking from side to side on initial click of anchor links before scrolling down the page. This happens in several browsers and is somewhat subtle, but after closer review seems like it's certainly the case. The solution seems to prevent that from happening. Tested on a handful of sites, including a default install with only this plugin active and a post with a couple of anchor tags as a sample.