scrollIntoView JavaScript + dynamic content = pain.
You gotta make sure the element’s in the DOM first. Use `await` if you’re fetching stuff, or hook into whatever loads your content.
And yeah, the smooth behavior is... inconsistent. Sometimes adding a tiny delay (`setTimeout(() => element.scrollIntoView(), 100)`) helps.
You gotta make sure the element’s in the DOM first. Use `await` if you’re fetching stuff, or hook into whatever loads your content.
And yeah, the smooth behavior is... inconsistent. Sometimes adding a tiny delay (`setTimeout(() => element.scrollIntoView(), 100)`) helps.
