For those that like seeing progress
A simple stack that shows a visual indication of how far down the page the user has scrolled.
Scroller Features
On long web pages having a visual indicator of your progress down the page can be a desirable feature. It lets the user easily determine how much of the article they have read / have still to read.
Select mode
Choose from 5 diistinct scroller modes!
Show percentage
Option to show the percentage value of how much of the page has been viewed
Customised messaging
Display changing messages as the user makes progress down the page.
Style it
Choose the base colour and the scroller colour. You can also set what height you want the scroller bar to be.
Pin it
Have the scroller bar either at the top or the bottom of your page.
Add content
You can just use the scroller on its own or you can opt to add content above it.
Tune it
Adjust the z-index if required to move the stack above any nav bar you use
Scroller Plus examples
The core of Scroller Plus is the original (free) Scroller stack. Scroller Plus however has numerous additional functions. Most notably, 4 new scroll line 'modes' and the ability to add a scroll 'counter' to any text stack.
You can see a Scroller Plus scroll line in action at the bottom of this page (scroll to see it move!). This is the 'Dual' mode which uses 2 scroll lines - each going in the opposite direction. Also, within this Scroller Plus stack, a paragraph stack has been added and used to host the Scroller Counter. You can however use the scroll line just on its own (without any content).
Modes
Scroller Plus comes with 5 distinct modes. Check out the demos below that show Scroller Plus working on various other pages in this website.
Note: The demos will open in a new tab.
Normal mode
This mode is the same as the free version of Scroller. The scroll line expands from left to right across the page. From 0% at the top of the page to 100% at the bottom.
Reverse mode
This mode reverses the direction of the scroll line so that it moves from right to left across the page. From 100% at the top of the page to 0% at the bottom.
Collision mode
This mode splits the scroll line into 2 and as the page is scrolled the lines move towards each other until, at the bottom of the page, they meet in the middle.
Double mode (best with content)
This mode uses 2 scroll lines that both operate in 'normal' mode. This mode works best when you have added content into Scroller Plus stack as this then separates the 2 lines and provides a nice effect.
Dual mode (best with content)
This mode also uses 2 scroll lines. The top scroll line operates in 'normal' mode and the bottom line operates in 'reverse'. Again, the effect is best seen when content has been added to Scroller Plus stack.
The example on this page uses Dual mode.
Get Scroller Plus
You can get this stack on its own or as part of our hugely discounted stacks bundle.
Our stacks bundle includes Scroller Plus and ALL of our other stacks that are currently available. Buying as a bundle offers huge savings compared to buying the stacks separately. Currently the bundle consists of the following stacks:
Scroller Plus
Add various scroll indicators and a progress counter to your webpages.
Over 60% off!
Stacks bundle
Get ALL of our stacks in one incredible bundle deal!
October Special
STH_Oct23 during checkout!
FAQs
Below are some of the most common questions about this and our other stacks.
Stack FAQs
General FAQs
Yes this stack has been designed to work in any framework. If you encounter any issues then please contact us with an example and we will do our best to resolve.
All our stacks use only local resources, collect no data and include no calls to remote servers or CDNs etc. As such the stacks are completely GDPR compliant.
We have a full supporting Knowledge Base including articles for all of our stacks and settings. If you can’t find what you need there then do not hesitate to reach out to us via your preferred channel.
