Native scrolling jumps. It does the job, and it makes a carefully designed site\nfeel a little cheaper than it is.<\/p>\n\n
SW34 Easy Scroll replaces that jump with motion that glides \u2014 on the mouse\nwheel, on the keyboard, and on every anchor link. It runs on Lenis, a\nwell-regarded open-source scrolling library, bundled with the plugin. Everything\nlives on one settings screen, in plain language, with a real on\/off switch at\nthe top.<\/p>\n\n
Scroll with the wheel: smooth. Press the down arrow: jump. Two contradictory\nbehaviours on the same page \u2014 visitors feel it even when they cannot name it.<\/p>\n\n
It is not a bug. Lenis registers no keyboard listener at all, so almost nothing\nbuilt on it handles the keyboard. SW34 Easy Scroll does. Arrow keys, Page Up and\nPage Down, Space, Home and End all glide, with a distance per arrow press you\nchoose.<\/p>\n\n
It also knows when to stay out of the way. Form fields, buttons, video players,\nmenus, sliders and scrollable panels keep their own key handling. Visitors who\nasked their system for reduced motion get the native keyboard back, untouched.<\/p>\n\n
A one-page site lives on its anchor links, and they are exactly what tends to\nbreak: the page jumps instead of gliding, or the section you aimed at ends up\nhidden behind your sticky header.<\/p>\n\n
Both are handled. Set your header height once, and every Themes that run their own anchor scrolling \u2014 Divi among them \u2014 no longer fight\nyou for it. Tabs and accordions built on Smooth scrolling is not always welcome everywhere. Turn it off on a single page\nfrom the editor sidebar, or exclude whole sections of the site by path. Keep it\nfor visitors and native for yourself while you build. Disable it on touch\ndevices, or below a screen width you set. Hand scrolling back to any panel,\nmap or modal with a CSS selector.<\/p>\n\n Worth knowing before you install, so nothing surprises you:<\/p>\n\n About 25 KB on your public pages, served from your own site. No CDN, no external\nrequest \u2014 not even to Studio Web 34. No cookie, no personal data, no tracking of\nany kind, no upsell banner in your admin.<\/p>\n\n And the master switch is a real switch: turned off, the plugin loads no CSS and\nno JavaScript at all on the public site.<\/p>\n\n Six filters and actions ( Lenis is bundled minified and as readable source, released under the MIT licence.\nIf your theme already registered it, this plugin reuses that copy instead of\nloading a second one.<\/p>\n\n Source language is English. French (#section<\/code> link glides\nto the right place \u2014 whether the visitor clicks it, arrives from another page,\nor opens the address with the fragment already in it. The URL updates, the Back\nbutton works, and keyboard focus follows to the section, the way native\nnavigation does.<\/p>\n\n#<\/code> links are recognised and left alone.<\/p>\n\nYou decide where it applies<\/h4>\n\n
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No weight you did not ask for<\/h4>\n\n
For developers<\/h4>\n\n
sw34_easy_scroll_options<\/code>, _should_run<\/code>, _config<\/code>,\n _post_types, _settings_saved<\/code>, _settings_reset<\/code>), a JavaScript API on\n window.SW34EasyScroll with ready<\/code> and destroyed<\/code> events, and an optional\n window.lenis global for GSAP ScrollTrigger. The data-lenis-prevent<\/code>\nattributes are honoured for the keyboard as well as the wheel.<\/p>\n\nInternationalization<\/h4>\n\n
fr_FR<\/code>) and Spanish (es_ES<\/code>) catalogues\nare bundled \u2014 108 strings, 104 translated in each; the four left untranslated\nare the plugin name, the author name and the two URLs, which stay the same in\nevery language.<\/p>\n\n