You can get the proper position of an item, relative to its container, using the following technique: set itemPositionDataEnabled: true in the options, and get the position using data('isotope-item-position') For your code.
You can get the proper position of an item, relative to its container, using the following technique: set itemPositionDataEnabled: true in the options, and get the position using . Data('isotope-item-position'). For your code $container.
Isotope({ // options... itemPositionDataEnabled: true }); $container. Delegate( $itemString, 'click', function(){ var $this = $(this), itemPosition = $this. Data('isotope-item-position'); $this.
ToggleClass('large'); $container. Isotope('reLayout'); $('html,body'). ScrollTo( itemPosition.
Y, 800); }).
Thank you. I will test it as soon as I get the chance. I'll keep you posted.
;-) – Gab Nov 18 at 16:14.
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