The “scroll” event JavaScript Tutorial | window.onscroll

Learn about JavaScript’s scroll event in this coding tutorial. I show you two ways to listen to scroll events and talk about why the scroll event is useful. This tutorial also shows you some of the properties related to JavaScript scroll events: scrollX, scrollY, pageXOffset, pageYOffset, scrollTop, scrollLeft. Created by Gregg Fine.

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[hazim_izzat]

Found exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the video!

[rezarahman]

How can we get previous position and current position of the scrollbar?

[visalbotrchan]

Hey really love your content and the way you present them. I was wondering how do you learn these materials and would love to hear your experience. Thanks!

[ib]

Thanks for this. Got my problem solved at 3:29s.

"window.onscroll()=>{}" did not work for me in production (c-panel)❌❌
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"window.addEventListener('scroll', () => {})" worked ✔✔

[Andy_Rocket]

Hello. Yes I want to take the course. scrollytelling...? Did you invent a new word? I never heard it before. 88 lessons?, are you trying to scroll me into the infinity:O? is it safe:o I hope payments go good, and i get the course, Thanx