When working with DOM elements, it's important to utilize the scrollIntoView()
method effectively. By accessing the last chat entry element within your DOM structure, you can use this method to instruct the browser to scroll and ensure that the specific element remains visible.
In some instances, especially when dealing with complex page layouts, issues may arise with Internet Explorer not scrolling correctly or behaving strangely. The behavior of scrollIntoView()
ultimately relies on how the browser interprets and executes the scrolling action. However, for straightforward content placed within a simple scrolling container featuring "overflow: auto" and a fixed height, the method typically functions as intended despite any potential challenges.