* - Added support for vertical scrolling while the timeline is focusing on an element, both for animated and non-animated calls of focus
* - Adjusted item offset calculations to use the item parent
- Turned on animation for the focus in the example
- Updated function documentation
* - Fixing lint issues
* - Added documentation for the new 'frameCallback' parameter of 'setRange'
- Fixed the documentation on 'setRange' for the 'callback' parameter
- Fixed code not meeting style guidelines
* - Updated the example for "setSelection" to be more clear about what the example buttons do. Focus the language to be more consistent with that fact that the demo uses "setSelection"
<p>If the height of the timeline is limited some items may be vertically offscreen. This demo uses <code>Timeline.setSelection(ids, {focus: true})</code> and demonstrates that focusing on an item will
cause the timeline to scroll vertically to the item that is being focused on. You can use the buttons below select a random item either above or below the currently selected item.
</p>
<buttonid="prevFocus">Select Item Above</button>
<buttonid="nextFocus">Select Item Below</button>
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<p>If focusing on multiple items only the first item will be scrolled to. Try entering several ids and hitting <em>select</em>.</p>