Usually in project development, we have to deal with margins, positions, coordinates and so on. The tragedy is that if you don’t have a very clear concept of these things, it will be very painful when coding, and you will have to look for information everywhere for the accurate calculation of distance. pain. . . . Today I had a more practical need. I wanted to get the scrolling distance of the window. I remember it was scrollTop and scrollLeft. When I was looking for information, I found a very useful diagram. ![]() Okay, now that the picture is up, I don't think I need to explain too much. In the future, when you encounter issues with client, offset, scroll, or various margin issues with style content, you don't have to worry about them anymore. Just look at this picture and everything will be solved. |
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