okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events

okay, this one's a bit different...

see, you can use the optional second argument of the .startScroll( ) method to pass a new speed to the scroll object. That way, you can override the default scroll speed.

Handy for situations when you want the scroll object to be able to scroll at different speeds in response to different events