Zenscroll 4.0.2

• Combines existing history state on in-page navigation, see #47
• Avoids errors on old browsers (e.g., IE9) that don’t support history.pushState() and history.replaceState(), see #36

Zenscroll 4.0.1

• Fixes an issue related to getComputedStyle() receiving a non-existent element

Latest: 4.0.2

• Combines existing history state on in-page navigation, see #47
• Avoids errors on old browsers (e.g., IE9) that don’t support history.pushState() and history.replaceState(), see #36

4.0.0

• Automatic edge offset adjustment on load, implementing #29
• Limited support for the hashchange event and the CSS pseudo :target, implementing #31
• Fix #30 – A special case when the target is within a statically positioned element
• Fix #32 – The hash was not executed on first load
• Fix #27 – Zenscroll can be now referenced from the
• Fix an incorrect calculation of the height of scrollable elements which ignored fixed scrollbars that are present on some platforms, like Windows
• setup() now returns the current settings
• A value of zero for duration is now accepted in all functions, including setup(). E.g., zenscroll.toY(200, 0)
• scrollTo() does not return the calculated target vertical position any more
• Internal refactoring

3.3.0

• Support for Back and Forward buttons on local links
• Animation on Back and Forward buttons in browsers that support history.scrollRestoration (currently Chrome, Firefox & Opera)
• Fixes #24

3.2.3

Fix zenscroll.moving() not returning true when scroll is in progress

3.2.2

Fix broken minified version.

3.2.1

• Change how container DIVs are handled: they now must have their position CSS attribute set to relative, absolute or fixed
• Add better detection of non-browser environment
• Improve code by being more expressive (better variable names and expressions)

3.1.0

Adds a callback option as last parameter on every scroll function. This is executed when the scrolling is finished.
This resolves #12

3.0.2

• Fixes #11: now edgeOffset can be customized (earlier it was always
  9px)
• Fix for inaccurate calculation of bottom edge when using intoView()
  (earlier twice the amount of edgeOffset was used at the bottom)
• Fixes #9: Make sure it doesn’t throw an exception when called in a
  non-browser environment (e.g., server rendered React)