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# Anchor Scroll Offset

Set an offset amount in px for scroll anchoring

<details>

<summary>Add this script to site settings footer code</summary>

```html
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/flowtricks/scripts@v1.0.9/anchor-scroll-offset.js"></script>
```

</details>

<details>

<summary>Add data-scroll-offset="150" attribute to the section that has the scroll id</summary>

This offsets the scroll by an additional 150px. We can use any px amount, positive or negative.

</details>

### Rerunning the scroll to active hash function

We can run this function to re-scroll to the active hash at any point.

```html
<script>
scrollToActiveHash();
</script>
```


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