In order to scroll a window to the right in JavaScript, you can use the scrollBy() method with positive values for the horizontal scrolling amount. Here's an example code snippet:
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The scrollBy()
method takes two arguments: the amount of pixels to scroll horizontally and vertically, respectively. In this case, we're only interested in horizontal scrolling, so we specify 100
as the first argument and 0
as the second argument.
If you want to scroll to a specific position instead of scrolling by a certain amount, you can use the scrollTo()
method instead. In this case, we first get the current scroll position using scrollX
, add 100
pixels to it, and then pass the result as the first argument to scrollTo()
. The second argument is again set to 0
, since we only want to scroll horizontally.
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