I saw this website in another thread - it uses a page scrolling feature with up and down arrows that are absolutely positioned until you scroll down to a certain point where it becomes positioned fixed. Can someone point me in the direction of how this is done?
The Sticker Action makes elements that behave that way. Start with an absolutely positioned element, apply the Action to it, and when the element reaches a threshold with respect to the top of the browser window, it stops scrolling with the page and stays put in the window. It uses position:fixed where it can, and falls back to JavaScript to stick the element in browsers that don’t respect that property.
Walter
On Dec 12, 2012, at 10:59 AM, The Big Erns wrote:
I saw this website in another thread - it uses a page scrolling feature with up and down arrows that are absolutely positioned until you scroll down to a certain point where it becomes positioned fixed. Can someone point me in the direction of how this is done?
If you are interested, I can search for the FW document, can’t find it right now.
Gr Remco
Op 12 dec 2012, om 16:59 heeft The Big Erns het volgende geschreven:
I saw this website in another thread - it uses a page scrolling feature with up and down arrows that are absolutely positioned until you scroll down to a certain point where it becomes positioned fixed. Can someone point me in the direction of how this is done?
If you are interested, I can search for the FW document, can’t find it
right now.
Gr Remco
Op 12 dec 2012, om 16:59 heeft The Big Erns het volgende geschreven:
I saw this website in another thread - it uses a page scrolling feature
with up and down arrows that are absolutely positioned until you scroll
down to a certain point where it becomes positioned fixed. Can someone
point me in the direction of how this is done?