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| blakelives0312 |
Scrolling portalsyes, thats right, it took me 4 and a half straight hours of coding, 6 bawls mints, 1 dr. pepper, 2 small dark chocolates, and my girlfriend distracting me to edit the ultimate portal scrolling system. whew.it is not yet up on http://portaltester.myfreeforum.org because Aaron, smokey and I have to discuss it's potential greatness. soon, SOON after that, i will write a tutorial on how to do it yourself. for now im going to sleep because if i dont get some soon im goinsndfzzzzzzzzzzZZzzZZzzZZ....... |
| Master Mathandal |
It is setup on the default template. It includes a button to make the portal scroll with you (As you go down the page) or stay there! |
| Nick(NR) |
You do know you need to put a restricter on there, so that it stops scrolling when the page ends otherwise you can scroll down forever. |
| Master Mathandal |
There already is! |
| Brandon |
Apparently it doesn't work then, because the portal scrolls on forever. |
| Master Mathandal |
What browser are you using? |
| blakelives0312 |
hes talking about the bottom
and i dont have one...yet... i need to figure out how... 
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| blakelives0312 |
on looking at many different websites for the DOM object document, i finally found what i was looking for and set a limiter on the amount that the portals can scroll, limiting the scrolling of the page to a non-infinity number. 
in smaller word, i set the limiter. the page works.
unfortunately the limiter does not govern IE yet, thus the reason that the browser checking button reveals that the page may be displayed incorrectly. i might just set it to not scroll at all if the browser is IE |