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Yes, it is JavaScript. If there were no JavaScript the page would "jump" to the anchor instead of having the smooth scoll effect. Just because there is no JavaScript trigger embedded directly in the links doesn't mean there is no JavaScript. You can add a JavaScript trigger to any element outside of the element itself.

 

If fact in the head of the document there is this code

<script type="text/javascript">
    	window.onDomReady(function(){ new SmoothScroll({duration: 1800}); });
</script> 

 

I would assume that the SmoothScroll object is in the included JS file 'mootools.js', but the author used some obfruscation on that and I'm too lazy to decode it.

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hi mjdamato

Yeah you are right, i just noticed this script tag oin the head

i am testing the script now!! i downloaded the js files but some titles are scrolling smoothly, some are scrolling smoothly just in the begining then it does fast, i should fix smthg didn't know what it is yet!

i am not going to use it if it is 'right proteced' but i would like to test it or maybe find another free one.

www.Harariyy.com (check the titles on the right top)

 

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