david-j-m
Svelte reset sidebar scroll to top when content changes
Hi, have a svelte spa gallery site - repl here. Have a couple of category buttons - Oil on Canvas and WaterColor… Sidebar contains all images in category. When category changes the sidebar content changes accordingly, problem is the scroll position (of sidebar) doesn’t reset to top - first image,
How can I fix this? Any help greatly appreciated.
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