$('.my_sections').scrollSections();

$('.my_sections').scrollSections({
	createNavigation: false,
	navigation: true
});	

$('.my_sections').scrollSections(
{
    // Attribute from which we retrieve the unique identifier for each section.
	attr: 'id',
	// The class that should be applied to the current navigation item.
	active: 'active-scrollsection',
	// Enable keyboard controls.
	keyboard: true,
	// Enable mousehweel controls.
	mousewheel: true,
	// Enable touch controls.
	touch: true,
	// Enable scrollbar controls.
	scrollbar: true,
	// Enable navigation controls, also see createNavigation option.
	navigation: true,
	// Maximum sections to scroll within mousewheel interaction.
	scrollMax: 1,
	// Function to execute before each scroll.
	// $currentSection [jQuery object] - the current visible section
	// $nextSection [jQuery object] - the futur selected section
	before: function($currentSection, $nextSection){},
	// Function to execute after each scroll.
	// $currentSection [jQuery object] - the current visible section
	// $previousSection [jQuery object] - the previous section
	after: function($currentSection, $previousSection){},
	// Prefix for classes and ids of DOM elements.
	prefix: 'scrollsections',
	// Scroll to first section on initialization, instead of the section that is visible. Also have a look at the option
	// animateScrollToFirstSection.
	alwaysStartWithFirstSection: false,
	// Scroll to initial section without animation.
	animateScrollToFirstSection: false,
	// Create navigation? If the option navigation is set to false, this will have no effect!
	createNavigation: true,
	// The animation speed.
	speed: 500,
	// Throw execption if something goes wrong.
	exceptions: false
});