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How to auto scroll on top of page in Lightning Component in Salesforce using CSS?
How to auto scroll on top of page in Lightning Component in Salesforce using CSS?
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Check this out.. I have created this and it works perfectly fine for me: https://webcomponents.dev/edit/3vpWJ46hxykfPSACfuNN
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To make the scrollTop = 0 to work the container div has to have an internal scroll. Which we can get by either giving a height via px or via vh.
Try that out it should work. I was facing a similar issue while adding LWC inside Flexi Page. The Flexi page has its own scroller but for that, the scrollTop doesn't work. But if we create a separate scroller at the top-level div then the scrollTop starts to work.
Check this out. I have created this and it works perfectly fine for me: https://webcomponents.dev/edit/3vpWJ46hxykfPSACfuNN
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