I’m using react js for the frontend development. I’m applying background-attachment property fixed on footer section but its not applying on it. I want parallex effect on footer and applying backgrouund-attachment property fixed but it’s not applying on it. On simple html page this property is working but not in react js

Intro
So this is a pretty specific, but quite tricky problem I’m facing. I’m building a vertical gallery for a webpage in React, with use of LocomotiveScroll. The elements all start off with a height of 20vh such that 5 elements appear on the screen at any given time. I have a toggle however that sets the height of these elements to 33vh for a secondary view of the elements.
When the user has scrolled to index 6, meaning that the 6th tile is in the center of the screen (on the 20vh view), when the user clicks to change view and each element expands, the elements will expand from the top down, meaning that the element that was previously in the center of the screen will shoot down the page. This is of course due to the top-down nature of the DOM and how it’s rendered, but this isnt what I’m after.

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https://react.dev/learn#displaying-data

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