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How to change CSS when user scrolls specific div

I am trying to implement a scroll function that moves elements based on where the user scrolls, this code still works and it moves the elements.

The thing is, I want to have a list of different functions that move certain elements whenever you scroll past a specific div based on its id or class.

I thought that if I changed $("#pagelight2").scrollTop(), it would work, but it did not help

Any guidance would be appreciated.

thank

The updated code works, but it really is buggy every time I watch the animation, it stops moving - does anyone know a more efficient way to make this work?

    var $scrollingDiv = $(".Page3-PeopleWalkingDown");

    var p = $("#pagedark3");

    var offset = p.offset();

    var top = offset.top;

    $(window).scroll(function() {

                var scrollval = $(window).scrollTop() - top;

                if ($(window).scrollTop() > 1400) {
                    $scrollingDiv
                        .stop()
                        .animate({
                            "left": "-" + (scrollval) + "px"
                        });

                } else


                {

                    $scrollingDiv
                        .stop()
                        .animate({
                            "left": +(0) + "px"
                        });
                }
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