Hello i have a trouble with my site http://bg.ddd-1.com/#/home i am using a one page layout and a scrolling jquery to emulate different pages with the ability to change scrolls/pages via a mouse scroll however my client doesn't like this function and wants me to remove it however i don't know how.I tried few mouse-scroll disabling scripts and one jquery hoever either i am not using them properly or they don't work after all its not that the page itself its scrolling but the emulated tabs. I would be gratefull if you guys will be able to help me
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possible duplicate of [Prevent scroll event in jQuery](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11185522/prevent-scroll-event-in-jquery) – Nov 15 '13 at 17:16
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You're loading jQuery twice. – isherwood Nov 15 '13 at 19:08
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When you build a car with 5 wheels, and you decide that you only need 4, you don't encase the fifth wheel in concrete to disable it. You remove the wheel.
Here you're seeing behavior from a plugin that occurs not just on mousewheel, but with up and down arrows as well. You need to remove some of what's in script.js. In particular, code which references .content_shifter.
Alternatively, remove the content_shifter class from all elements where it occurs in your page markup.
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He wanted to disable scroll-wheel functionality. I provided a way to do that. If you want to spend the time investigating his code to provide a more appropriate and efficient answer, that's fine, as a matter of fact it's great, but no need to downvote my answer (which does accomplish what he requested) and post a snide remark. Though overall I do agree with you, and it is a good analogy. :) – Nov 16 '13 at 16:10
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Where did I post a snide remark? My analogy is a response to the OP mentioning that he had tried using scripts to disable scroll. It's nothing personal. Your answer is a wrong approach, IMO. Sure, it works, but that's not enough to make it a good answer. – isherwood Nov 18 '13 at 14:31