@@wplearninglab I have been a big fan of you long ago, because your video always provides solutions to word press issues ...its great to see that you are looking great with your new look...
Thanks. I've been doing this for a while. Do you know how to create a scroll-offset so that the area the link scrolls down to is in the centre of the screen instead of the top?
I haven't found any solid ways of doing what you describe, but my feeling is there is some CSS trickery that can be used. If I find a solution I'll make a video on it.
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Great as usual, thank you .
You're welcome and thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions :)
Oh great...been looking for this a long time. Thanks for solving my problem. You are the best
That's great news! I'm happy I could help and thanks for watching!
@@wplearninglab I have been a big fan of you long ago, because your video always provides solutions to word press issues ...its great to see that you are looking great with your new look...
Fantastic ! thank you 🙏 for your great work!
You're welcome Kai, thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions :)
I agree with the others who have commented. Bjorn on this WP Learning Lab is excellent. Every one of his videos is a great resource of learning.
Thanks Osvaldo, you're too kind!
Thanks. I've been doing this for a while. Do you know how to create a scroll-offset so that the area the link scrolls down to is in the centre of the screen instead of the top?
I haven't found any solid ways of doing what you describe, but my feeling is there is some CSS trickery that can be used. If I find a solution I'll make a video on it.
Too fast