Offset the scroll position of anchored links. Handy if you have a sticky header that covers linked material.

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Justin Sternberg

pluginize

Often anchor links can be overachievers and can scroll a user past the section intended. This plugin attempts to change that by offering a setting that allows you to change the scroll offset when clicking anchors. It also adds a nice animated scrolling effect when clicking an anchor rather than the sudden jump that usually occurs. Even handles when visiting a hashed URL directly.
Use the <code>no-scroll</code> class on any hash links that are not meant to scroll to an area of the page (Navigation for sliders, etc).
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Hash Link Scroll Offset

With a fixed nav, it is always annoying when the anchor tag on the page moves the content so it is covered by the nav.  I've found this plugin to be a great way to correct this problem.  Thank you.

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