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Fixes an offset-bug on pages that use multiple parallax images #14
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As per API definition offset() returns the position of the FIRST element, using $this will cause to return always the same value.
The `firstTop` variable stores the top of the first element only, should instead store per element.
$e should have been $element; removed unused firstTop variable; renamed $e to $element
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Hi, The script seems to center horizontally and position the background vertically to the top. |
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Currently the script stores only the offset().top of the first element matched by jQuery, it should instead store top for every element.