JavaScript UI lag between my javascript and my ported elm

I have a navbar which needs to change colour on scroll. This functionality was originally built with js, however now it has a 'Login' button which is built in elm to perform other functionality.

I used a port and subscription to change the colour of the elm login button using the original js. The colour change works however sometimes there is a lag between the login button and the rest of the navbar changing colour and so the button momentarily disappears. Sometimes however the colour change is seamless.

I tried switching the order in which the js function and the subscription was sent to see if it would make a difference, but it didn't. I understand the fact that elm is asynchronous will impact the order in which it/the js displays but I'm not sure how I can make it smooth in this situation.

Does anyone know how I can remove this lag?

Here is the js ports code:

window.onscroll = function() {
  if (this.scrollY <= 20) {
    if (!isTop) {
      isTop = true;
      setTransparentNav(); // this is a simple CSS class change fn
      app.ports.colorChanges.send(isTop); // this is the UI which is lagging
    }
  } else {
    if (isTop) {
      isTop = false;
      setBlackNav();
      app.ports.colorChanges.send(isTop);
    }
  }
};

This is the port in the Elm:

port colorChanges : (Bool -> msg) -> Sub msg

The message it sends is a simple Bool which when True dictates which classes are used.

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