@vivid-planet/stickityjs

0.0.4 • Public • Published

stickityjs

Stickityjs is a small jQuery plugin. It makes one or more html elements sticky, if they reach the top of the page when the page is scrolling down.

Usage

$('.myStickyElements').stickity();

Options

Stickity wraps all your sticky elements in a div. It also creates one separate div under the body-tag, that will be fixed positioned on the top of the page. A sticky element will be moved into it if it should get sticky. If you need your own classes for the elements wrapper and the sticky div, you can achieve this like follows.

$('.myStickyElements').stickity({
  prefix: 'yourPrefix',
  stickityElementIdentifier: 'yourStickyElementClass',
  stickityContainerIdentifier: 'yourFixedContainerClass'
});

Supports

Desktop: IE9+, Edge, actual Chrome, Firefox and Safari Mobile: Safari Mobile 8, actual Chrome Mobile, Android Browser 5.0

Partial support

Safari Mobile < 8 is partial supported, because elements gets only sticky after scrollaction ends Android 4.4 seems to have some grafik fails for a short time when an element gets sticky

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npm i @vivid-planet/stickityjs

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Version

0.0.4

License

BSD-2-Clause

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