There is a function to determine whether the return Top button is displayed.
The JS code is as follows:
var sTop = Document.body.scrollTop;
if (stop>100) {
document.getElementById ("Sm_top"). style.display= "Block";
else{
document.getElementById ("Sm_top"). style.display= "None";
But Document.body.scrollTop has been found to be 0.
The discovery of data is a DTD problem.
The page specifies a DTD, that is, when DOCTYPE is specified, the document.documentelement is used.
The page does not have a DTD, that is, when DOCTYPE is not specified, use Document.body.
This is true for both IE and Firefox.
And my page adds <!. DOCTYPE Html>, so you can.
/* Judge back to the top button display or not * *
window.onscroll=function () {
var sTop = Document.documentElement.scrollTop;
if (stop>100) {
document.getElementById ("Sm_top"). style.display= "Block";
else{
document.getElementById ("Sm_top"). style.display= "None";
}
The above is a small set of Document.body.scrollTop to introduce the value of total zero for the solution, I hope to help you!