I'd like to track the state (scroll position) of a scrollable div
.
I currently have a webapp that contains a fixed header and footer where the content area (a div
) is scrollable.
My initial implementation tracks the scrollTop
for the class on that div
with pushState
(window.history.state).
However, I'm curious as to whether there's a better way:
Making the browser use
pushState
to track a specific area, like mydiv
instead of the bodyCan the browser's
pushState
track the state in multiple areas, like the body and the scroll positions/states in multiple scrollable divs/content areas?
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