The scroll-snap-type property in CSS is used to control the snapping behavior of scroll positions within a scroll container. It defines how the scrolling alignment should occur when users scroll through a container, creating a smooth and controlled scrolling experience.

Note: The scroll-snap-type property can take values like none, mandatory, and proximity

Syntax:

/* Enabling mandatory scroll snapping for both X and Y axes */
.scroll-container {
  scroll-snap-type: mandatory both;
}

Features:

• scroll-snap-type Property:
  • none: Disables scroll snapping.
  • mandatory: Enforces snap points, ensuring that the scroll container always stops at specified positions.
  • proximity: Suggests snap points, allowing the browser to choose the best snap point based on proximity.
• Axis Specificity: You can specify scroll snapping behavior for the X and Y axes separately.
• Compatibility: Check for browser support, as older browsers may not fully support the scroll-snap-type property.