scrollIntoView

scrollIntoView is a method in JavaScript that allows you to scroll to a specific element in the DOM (Document Object Model). When called on an element, it scrolls the element into view, making it visible to the user.

The method takes an optional boolean parameter, which determines whether the element should be aligned with the top or bottom of the viewport. If the parameter is set to true, the element will be aligned with the top of the viewport. If it's set to false or omitted, the element will be aligned with the bottom of the viewport.

Here's an example:

const element = document.getElementById('myElement');
element.scrollIntoView();

// This will scroll the element with ID "myElement" into view, aligning it with the bottom of the viewport.

You can also use this method in combination with other methods and events to create more complex scrolling effects.