How many times have we come across a situation where you want the header of a website to remain on top of everything even if you scroll past it.
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position:stickyis great and I use it whenever I can instead of a JavaScript solution. One caveat that you need to consider, though, is that it won't work if a parent element has anoverflow:hidden;Sometimes this might be a deal-breaker.
Yeah but the whole point of using sticky is when we have a scrollable element. So if we have overflow hidden. We should always go for
position:absoluteA not so rare scenario of those two conflicting would be to have a container at the top of your DOM (e.g. right after the
<body>) with anoverflow: hidden;in order to avoid vertical scrollbars (caused by some burger menu or whatever). Then, deeper in the DOM you might want to have your sticky element.In that scenario, you would need to either figure another way to get rid of the vertical scrollbars or use JavaScript to stick the element. It doesn't matter if the container only has its
overflow-xset to hidden and notoverflow-y; it will mess with the child element'sposition: stickyanyway.This was so super simple, I implemented it immediately.
However, I have this one page where I cannot make this work properly. I cannot work out what is going wrong. See
https://www.edcint.co.nz/cgi-bin/webalbum_search.cgi?searchterms=.&mode=search&searchfile=.webalbum_search_data_public.conf_2&albumtophtmldir=%2Fpublic%2Fdata%2F&resultnumber=0&linkback=%2Fpublic%2Fdata%2Findex.shtml&modtime=0&shortform=n&submit=&approxsearch=1&showimages=1&showvideos=1&showfolders=1&showwithcomments=1&showwithnocomments=1&imageheight=200&displayimageinfo=1&maxresults=10&modtimedays=0&ssdelay=15
The header seems to come and go as you scroll down the page. Once you reach the bottom of page (lazy loading and infinite scroll are in play here), then the header works ok.
In a related page, that uses a lot of the same code (same lazy loading and infinite scroll), it works just fine
edcint.co.nz/public/data/scenery (copy and paste, don't click this link)
Any ideas?
Am glad, I found this
Glad it helps 🕺👾
wow, that awesome!
Thanks mate 🕺👾
This is beautifully simple. But one is left with the problem of jumping to an anchor on the page is now off.