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  • modalia Friend
    #964646

    Hello, how could I place a sticky on the article-sidebar position? I would like to place a module that was falling. That was fixed with sticky effect.

    Any suggestions?

    Thank you very much.
    Javier
    http://www.modalia.es

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #965656

    Hi,

    If possible, you can give me the screenshot and description on that and it would help to understand your request. I will help you check further

    Regards

    modalia Friend
    #973798

    Hi,

    I inserted a div (sidebar left) in div class = "col-lg-3". Here, I want a sticky module. You can see in the screenshot. To do this, I followed these instructions:

    https://github.com/wilddeer/stickyfill

    With this code css:

    # sidebarleft {
    
    padding: 1px; width: 165px; height: 1600px; }
    
    .adleft { position: -webkit-sticky; position: sticky; top: 95px; }

    It works in firefox. But not in Chrome, Opera, or Internet Explorer.

    To work in all browsers, I need to include this code JS, but do not know where or how.

    var sidebar = document.getElementById('sidebar'); Stickyfill.add(sidebar);

    You can see an example of the code and its operation. http://codepen.io/tutsplus/pen/pJRRKW

    http://www.modalia.es/moda/zara/vestidos-zara/12731-coleccion-de-vestidos-de-zara-las-novedades-otono-invierno-2016.html

    Any suggestions?
    Thank you very much
    Javier


    1. custom-sticky-module
    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #974180

    I would like to clarify that for heavy customization. I am afraid it needs heavy customization which is beyond scope of JA support. You should hire a developer to carry out such work, customization support is out of JA support scope.

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