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# Scroll Direction

The Scroll Direction property allows you to set scrolling interactions, for the moment only on scroll direction (scroll event).

{% hint style="warning" %}
Remember to toggle on the Scroll Direction property to enable this function
{% endhint %}

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* Select a block.
* Navigate to the Advanced tab.
* Open Scrolling tab.
* Open the Scroll Direction tab to show settings.

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## Offset

The Scroll Direction Offset property allows you to control the amount the top of the sliver has been scrolled past the top of the viewport(top, bottom or both).

* Open the Scroll Direction tab.
* Set Top And/or Bottom offset.

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## Tolerance

The Tolerance property allows you to set a distance (in pixels), at which an action is triggered (Up, Down or both).

* Open Scroll Direction tab.
* Set Up/Down tolerancce.

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## Action

The Action property allows you to set the type of Action you require on scroll, such as scroll down -slide up, scroll down - reset position, scroll up - slide up, scroll up - reset position.

* Open Scroll Direction tab.
* Set required Scroll Direction Action in the dropdown.

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## Transition Duration

The Transition Duration property allows you to set a duration for your Action effect.

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## Selectors

Selectors shows you the list of classes that are applied automatically to the block for which you have activated the Scroll Direction property.

* Select a block.
* Open the Advanced Block.
* Open Scroll tab.
* Open Scroll Direction tab.
* Click  Selectors. 

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* The Scroll Direction Selectors modal shows all the classes applied to the block.

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