Page scrolling up and down is not smooth_html/css

The page is displayed in the ff browser and the up and down scrolling is smooth, but the scrolling is not smooth in IE and 360. What is the reason? Is it because of the page or the background? Newbie please help me, thank you! ! ! Also, doesn’t 360 use IE core? Why is the display position of the page different in 360 and IE?

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IE’s js efficiency is indeed lower than FF’s

IE’s js efficiency is indeed lower Lower than ff

I haven’t written js yet. Will the low efficiency of js cause unsmooth scrolling?

body{background:url(about:blank) fixed}

Try adding this sentence to the style

body{background:url( about:blank) fixed}

Try adding this sentence to the style

Okay, let me try. What does this sentence mean?

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body{background:url(about:blank) fixed}

Try adding this sentence to the style

Okay, let me try. What does this sentence mean?

does not allow the page to re-render elements~·

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body{background :url(about:blank) fixed}

Try adding this sentence to the style

Okay, let me try. What does this sentence mean?

Does not allow the page to re-render elements~·

It’s useless. Are there any other reasons?

What page are you on, and does this happen again?
If so, does it mean that the network delay time is relatively long?
If you scroll from bottom to top, will it still happen?

http://www.cnblogs.com/tuyile006/archive/2007/03/28/691329.html

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Me What I'm doing is asp.net, an electronic mall. When it's displayed under 360 and IE, it looks like water ripples when scrolling up and down, which is dazzling. I don't know why. I tried it just now, and it seems that if the page does not have product pictures but text, it will not work (because the background is white and I can’t see clearly). What is the reason? I guess it's because of my machine, but it doesn't make sense. It's fine under FF.

http://www.cnblogs.com/tuyile006/archive/2007/03/28/691329.html

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What? I don’t use this scroll tag. What I mean is that after the page is displayed, scrolling down with the mouse will look like water ripples, which is very dazzling

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http: //www.cnblogs.com/tuyile006/archive/2007/03/28/691329.html

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What? I don’t use this scroll tag. What I mean is that after the page is displayed and scrolled down with the mouse, it will look like water ripples, which is very dazzling

Can you take a screenshot? Or is it just on the monitor?

By the way, did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

I have encountered this before~·It’s because the elements inside are valued with margin, so the effect is the same as what you said~·

Do you also use it? Margin?

Passing by I also want to know the answer

By the way, did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

The css uses "margin, margin-top, margin-bottom", etc. It is used, why not?

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Yes Did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

The css uses "margin, margin-top, margin-bottom", etc. It is used, why not?

Uh, if you don't use margin, it won't get stuck~·I used to I've encountered this before, and it was fine without margin~·

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http://www .cnblogs.com/tuyile006/archive/2007/03/28/691329.html

Poster Look at this tag

What? I don’t use this scroll tag. What I mean is that after the page is displayed and scrolled down with the mouse, it will look like water ripples, which is very dazzling
Can you take a screenshot? Or is it just on the monitor?

Screenshot? There's no way, it only happens when it's moving, I can't take a screenshot

You can try it first~·Delete the margin of the element style inside first, and then see if it is still stuck~·

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By the way, did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

The css uses "margin, margin-top, margin-bottom", etc. It is used, why not?

Uh, if you don't use margin, it won't get stuck~·I used to I've encountered this before, and it's fine if I don't need margin~·

No, how can I increase the distance without using this tag? CSS is not invented to prevent people from using it, so how to use it? What about other alternatives?

You can try it first~·Delete the margin of the element style inside first, and then see if it is still stuck~·

Okay, I will try it first and then talk

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That’s right Did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

The css uses "margin, margin-top, margin-bottom" and so on. Why is it not working?

Well, if you don’t use margin, then...

Still no use. . . . . , this is not the problem

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By the way, did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

CSS uses "margin, margin-top, margin-bottom" and so on...

Uh, that's really unclear. I used to do it because of margin. Question

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By the way, did you use margin? Scroll elements inside?

css uses "margin, mar...

Oh, thank you anyway, wait and see if others have other answers

You What page is this, and does this happen?
If so, does it mean that the network delay time is relatively long?
If you scroll from bottom to top, will it still happen?

Network Delay? The page is all displayed, even if you scroll up!

Maybe your image file is too big, please make it smaller

I am using asp.net. When the e-mall is displayed under 360 and IE, scrolling up and down will look like water ripples, which is dazzling. I don’t know why. I just tried it, and it seems that it won’t work if the page does not have product pictures but text (because the background is white). I can’t see clearly), what is the reason? I think it’s my machine, but it doesn’t make sense.

The graphics card driver is not installed...

Reduce the number of pictures on the page or optimize the size of the pictures or regularly generate static pages for pages with multiple pictures, and add the function of dynamically loading pictures on the scroll bar
Otherwise, you will have to use another browser next time! What to do?

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IE’s js efficiency is indeed lower than ff’s

I haven’t written js yet, js efficiency is low. Will it cause unsmooth scrolling?

This is a great hack~

Also, doesn’t 360 use IE kernel? Why is the page display position different between 360 and IE? >
It is the core of IE, but sometimes the display is different ~ I have experienced it too ~

Remove the smooth scrolling in the advanced settings of the interne option

Test with other computers!

I have the same problem, please solve it!

I have the same problem!