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# Scroll to Action Button

# Scroll to Action Button

Hey there! In this article, we're gonna walk you through the cool feature called Scroll to Action Button!

So, why should you care? Well, it makes things super easy for your website visitors. They won't have to hunt around to find that Action Button – and that usually means more clicks on the button.

Here's the deal: When you use this feature, the page smoothly scrolls down to your Action Button at just the right moment, making it smack dab in the middle of the screen!

This, combined with the [Fullscreen Experience](https://help.vturb.com/en-us/article/fullscreen-experience-1pyq9cz/), gives your visitors the best of both worlds. They get totally absorbed in the video, and when it's time to hit that button, it's crystal clear!

| Pro tip: Set the scroll time to match the pitch time when the button shows up.

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/390a843820d6ba00/ezgifcom-optimize_ns0dz4.gif =327xauto)

Enabling this feature is very simple: go to "Edit", click on "Advanced settings", and enable the "Scroll to element" option. Then, choose the right moment for the video to scroll to the button, as shown in the image below:


![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/9/0/a/390a843820d6ba00/image_8fope8.png =322xauto)


If the button you want to scroll is on your own page (not in VTurb), just toss on the CSS class `smartplayer-scroll-event` – easy peasy!

||| Quick note: You can only add the event to one button.