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Saving scroll position - Noppes - 2014-10-04 Hi, I was wondering if someone can give me a code example for saving the scroll position of the browser with jquery? In my theme the user needs to scroll a little bit down so see the comments. When the user clicks to the next picture (or is doing a browser refresh) the browser should restore the last scroll position. I found out that it is possible to do it with jquery that my theme is using anyway. But I don't know how do it. Can someone give me an code example? Thanks Norbert Saving scroll position - acrylian - 2014-10-04 Saving any real scroll position would require cookies per user. What you probably wish is to scroll to a specific element. You would just have to add an id to an element. Say the image gets `id="image"`. Then add to your links `#image` and it will scroll to that. No jQuery needed at all. Saving scroll position - acrylian - 2014-10-05 Addition: To add you can of course scroll directly using the jQuery Plugin scrollto: http://demos.flesler.com/jquery/scrollTo/ Might be easier than editing the links on the theme (depending on the theme). Saving scroll position - Noppes - 2014-10-05 Acrylian, thanks for your help. I am not an expert in php and javascript. What do I need to put into my image.php? I have added the following code into my header of the image.php file: '<script> // When the document is loaded... NM $(document).ready(function() { // Scroll the to the content area $.scrollTo( '#content', 800, {easing:'elasout'} ); }); </script>' Do I need to do more? Do I need to add somehow the scrollto-script function from jquery to my theme or is it allready in zenphoto integrated? Thanks again for your help Norbert Saving scroll position - acrylian - 2014-10-05 You have to add the scrollTo jQuery script to your theme, too. jQuery itself does not have a "scrollTo" function. And you need to have an element with `id="content"`. Saving scroll position - Noppes - 2014-10-06 Thanks for your hints. With your help I figured it out.I added the follwing code to my header.php and now it is working: ` <?php if (($_zp_gallery_page) == 'image.php') { ?> <script src="<?php echo $_zp_themeroot; ?>/js/jquery-scrollto.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function() {$('#content').ScrollTo();});</script>"; <?php } ?> <!-- scrollen zum Bild NM --> ` |