Setting a scrollbar position
If you want to go the non-jQuery way, use the containing table's scrollTop property.
Lets assume you can easily identify the row you want to scroll to using an ID, along with the containing <div />. Use the offsetTop of the element you want to scroll to.
var container = document.getElementById('myContainingDiv');var rowToScrollTo = document.getElementById('myRow');container.scrollTop = rowToScrollTo.offsetTop;
You can use this:
$('a').on('click', function(e){ var t = this.id.substring(1); e.preventDefault(); var target= $(".section")[t] ; var offset = $( target ).offset(); $('html, body').stop().animate({ scrollTop: offset.top }, 1000);});Also, you could check this example on jsfiddle .
Using Jquery:
'.scroll-table' is the class name used for scroll-able part
1.First go to the initial position
$('.scroll-table').scrollTop(0);2.Below line calculates the scroll difference between the tables top position and the row to which we have scroll
$('.scroll-table').scrollTop($('#myrowid').position().top-$('.scroll-table').position().top);