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Nov
2009
07
Because when an overflowed DOM element is first created, it always starts scrolling from the top.
However, you can scroll down an overflowed DOM element such as a Div by setting the scroll.
The follow sample is written in jQuery
Code:
$("#bigDiv").scrollTop($("#bigDiv")[0].scrollHeight - $("#bigDiv").height()); |
Where
$("#bigDiv")[0].scrollHeight is the full overflowed height of the content.
$("#bigDiv").height() is the height of the container.
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