Scrolling a div programmatically is typically very easy, with something like this: $(‘#divid’).scrollTop(400); // scrolls to position 400 of the div vertically So, you figure that it’s the same code for an iframe you have on your page: $(‘iframe’).scrollTop(400); Quickly...
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