When making a column “sticky” the top of the sidebar is never seen. When scrolling down on the page, the sidebar also scrolls down past the first element and then after the first element the sidebar remains sticky. Is there a way to determine where a sidebar starts to remain sticky or should it be by default always be the top. If the latter there is something wrong with my settings. Also what is “sticky offset” setting doing?
Hi,
The sticky column can be enabled using tagDiv Composer and the sticky offset https://i.imgur.com/TaycrPI.png is referring to the position of the sticky column to the top, how high or low it should be positioned.
Also, when the sidebar that is set as sticky scrolls, it means that the elements set in it occupy more than one screen, and it will be scrolled down to the last element, then the column will start to become sticky, and when it scrolls up, the sidebar will also scroll down to the first element and then it will become sticky.
Thank you!
Thanks for your reply. Not sure what you mean with “when the sidebar that is set as sticky scrolls, it means that the elements set in it occupy more than one screen”
How can an element that’s in the sidebar occuppy “more than 1 screen”?
Hi,
I was referring to this element: https://imgur.com/WpFIezJ . On my monitor, the sticky element doesn’t occupy the full height of the screen, so it remains fully visible at all times.
However, on smaller screens, the sticky column isn’t fully displayed as shown here: https://imgur.com/0Oh5jSt . Instead, only the bottom part is visible when scrolling down, and the top part appears when scrolling up.
I hope this explanation provides a clearer understanding of the issue. Please let me know if you need any further details.
Got it! Thanks for explaining, Calin.
