pageYOffset

Property of css/cssom/propertiescss/cssom/properties

Syntax

var result = element.pageYOffset;
element.pageYOffset = value;

Notes

Remarks

When you scroll a document vertically, some content is moved outside the view of the display area. The pageYOffset property returns the difference between the first pixel in the content and the first pixel currently in view.

Syntax

Standards information

• CSSOM View Module

See also

Related articles

CSSOM

• href

• media

• CSSKeyframeRule

• keyText

• style

• CSSKeyframesRule

• cssRules

• deleteRule

• findRule

• insertRule

• name

• CSSMediaList

• appendMedium

• deleteMedium

• item

• mediaText

• CSSMediaRule

• cssRules

• deleteRule

• insertRule

• media

• CSSNamespaceRule

• namespaceURI

• prefix

• CSSOM View

• CSSRule

• cssText

• parentStyleSheet

• type

• getPropertyPriority

• clipLeft

• clipRight

• clipTop

• cssFloat

• fontWeight

• hasLayout

• height

• href

• imports

• innerWidth

• isAlternate

• isPrefAlternate

• item

• length

• media

• offsetX

• offsetY

• outerHeight

• outerWidth

• pageX

• pageXOffset

• pageY

• pageYOffset

• pixelBottom

• deviceXDPI

• deviceYDPI

• fontSmoothingEnabled

• height

• style

• type

• styleSheet

• addImport

• blockDirection

• cssRules

• cssText

• ownerNode

• removeImport

• removeRule

• matchMedium

• getComputedStyle

• innerHeight

• styleMedia

Related pages

• window
• pageXOffset

Attributions

• Microsoft Developer Network: [Windows Internet Explorer API reference Article]