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jQuery.clickNScroll
Version 1.0 is out!
It works fantastic in "reverse" mode (dragging down moves the page up, dragging right moves the page left), but the standard mode, which truly mimics iPhone or Android scrolling, is a little sticky... If anyone can find a solution, please contact me!
Basic usage:
$(document.body).clickNScroll(); $("#myElement").clickNScroll({ reverse: true, acceleration: .5, rightMouse: true });
Options:
| allowHiliting | Allow text hiliting when dragging Default: false |
| reverse | Reversed scrolling Default: false |
| rightMouse | Scroll with the right mouse button Default: false |
| acceleration | Scrolling acceleration Value greater than 0 and less than 1 Default: 0.65 |
| deceleration | Scrolling deceleration Enabled by allowThrowing Value greater than 0 and less than 1 Default: 0.85 |
| decelRate | Deceleration rate Enabled by allowThrowing Percentage between 1 and 100 Default: 64 |
| allowThrowing | When true, content will continue to scroll for a time after the mouse button has been released (deceleration) Default: true |
| throwOnOut | When true, content will continue to scroll for a time after the mouse has left the element Enabled by allowThrowing Default: true |