Fullpage.js: normal content after slides

Created on 8 Apr 2014  路  15Comments  路  Source: alvarotrigo/fullPage.js

Is there a way to have normal content after the slides? Like a footer after the last slide.

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It would be nice to have the possibility to scroll further down the page (to footer, or other content) after reaching the last section.

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You can use the option scrollOverflow:true for it.
It will work as a normal content but with a different scroll bar.

Other way could be disabling it by using the method setAutoScrolling(false) but it won't work as well as just using the option above.

thanks! how do you target only the last slide?

You don't. You apply it for all your site.
But your last slide content will be bigger than the rest and the scroll bar will appear.

Also, I believe you are not talking about slides (horizontal) but about sections (vertical).

oh so the footer (example) would have to be inside of the last slide?

Yes, sorry, I am referring to sections (vertical). Would the remaining content for the page have to reside in the last section?

Yeah. Exactly.

ok thanks! Kind of a bummer if you want to use it on only a section of a site

It won't have any effect if the size of the content is not bigger than the browser's window.

And in the case it does, then it will allow users to see all the content.

@matchbranding agreed I am hitting the same issue. I want to use the effect for a specific portion of the page and not the whole thing.

Has anyone found the solution to include the foot?

It would be nice to have the possibility to scroll further down the page (to footer, or other content) after reaching the last section.

@alvarotrigo 4 years after is it possible to do what @wooama has said?

@Huluti nop. What was difficult to implement 4 years ago still being difficult nowadays :)

@Huluti but if you just want to add a footer, why not using a section with fp-auto-height as in this example?

@alvarotrigo thank you very much for your suggestion, it's working great. That's why I wanted ;)

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