Change URL hash without page jump. In modern complex layouts, sometimes the point where a hash will transport you to will be entirely different than the one you actually wanted. If you prevent the default event, you will save yourself from the page jump, but the hash wont change either. You can accept the regular behavior and change scroll. Top after the jump, but the user will still see a distracting flicker. Chris Coyier found a great workaround last year but its not meant for every case. A different solution. Turns out we can take advantage of the History API to do that quite easily. Its just one line of code history. Statenull, null, myhash and we can combine it with the old method of setting location. Nice. Unfortunately, what this doesnt do is update the pages CSS pseudoselectors, so changes to target selectors dont seem to fire. Which was what was happening at that press briefing. Microsoft launched Paint 3D, a 3D rendering and printing tool intended to simplify the production of 3D products. State. history. Statenull, null, myhash. Browser support The History API is supported by Firefox 4Safari 5Chrome 8Coming soon in Opera.
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