stickyfill2

This is fork repository of stickyfill originally created by wilddeer.

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position: sticky polyfill

The most accurate sticky polyfill out in the wild.

Check out the demo and use cases test page.

What it does

• supports top-positioned stickies,

• works in IE9+,

• disables in older IEs and in browsers with native position: sticky support.

• Mimics original position: sticky behavior:

  • uses parent node as a boundary box,
  • behaves nicely with horizontal page scrolling,
  • only works on elements with specified top,
  • mimics native top and margin-bottom behavior,
  • works with table cells disabled until Firefox makes a native implementation

What it doesn't

• doesn't support left, right, bottom or combined stickies,
• doesn't work in overflowed blocks,
• doesn't parse your CSS! Launch it manually.

Installation

Download:

• stickyfill.min.js – minified production script
• stickyfill.js – full development script

Include it on your page:

<script src="path/to/stickyfill.js"></script>

Also available in Bower:

bower install Stickyfill --save

Usage

JS:

var stickyElements = document.getElementsByClassName('sticky');
 
for (var i = stickyElements.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
    Stickyfill.add(stickyElements[i]);
}

or JS + jQuery:

$('.sticky').Stickyfill();

CSS:

.sticky {
    position: -webkit-sticky;
    position: sticky;
    top: 0;
}

Also worth having a clearfix:

.sticky:before,
.sticky:after {
    content: '';
    display: table;
}

Pro tips

• top specifies sticky's position relatively to the top edge of the viewport. It accepts negative values, too.
• Despite common misconception, sticky's bottom limit is defined by its parent node's bottom boundary. It has nothing to do with offsetParent (closest relatively positioned parent).
• You can push sticky's bottom limit up or down by specifying margin-bottom.
• Any non-default value (not visible) for overflow, overflow-x, or overflow-y on any of the predecessor elements anchors the sticky to the overflow context of that predecessor. Simply speaking, scrolling the predecessor will cause the sticky to stick, scrolling the window will not. This is expected with overflow: auto and overflow: scroll, but often causes problems and confusion with overflow: hidden. Keep this in mind, folks!

Check out the test page to understand stickies better.

API

Stickyfill.add(HTMLNode)

Add new sticky and init(), if necessary.

Stickyfill.remove(HTMLNode)

Remove sticky.

Stickyfill.rebuild()

Recalc all metrics and update stickies' positions.

Call it after layout changes. Launches automatically after window resizes and device orientations changes.

Stickyfill.pause()

Remove event listeners.

Usefull for debugging. Use Stickyfill.init() to get stuff running again.

Stickyfill.stop()

Disable stickies.

Use Stickyfill.init() to enable them again.

Stickyfill.kill()

Disable stickies and erase Stickyfill.stickies.

Stickyfill.init()

Attach event listeners and start watching for stickies in Stickyfill.stickies.

Stickyfill.stickies

Array of parametric objects for all added stickies.

Using Stickyfill?

Be sure to drop me a link → ✉️ [e-mail]. Wanna see it in action.

License

MIT license.