
sticky.ts is a vanilla JavaScript plugin used to pin a single element or multiple elements within a specific container while scrolling down.
How to use it:
Install and import:
# NPM $ npm install sticky-ts --save
import {Sticky} from 'sticky-ts'Or directly download the zip and then import the sticky.min.js into the document.
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Create a new Sticky instance and specify the element to fix on the top.
<div data-sticky-container>
<div class="sticky">
Element 1
</div>
<div class="sticky">
Element 2
</div>
...
</div>let sticky = new Sticky('.element');Config the sticky.ts library with the following HTML data attributes:
- data-sticky-wrap: Sets true to wrap the sticky element is in the span element. Prevents content from “jumping”. Defaults to false.
- data-margin-top: Top margin in pixels
- data-sticky-for: Specify the breakpoint to disable the Sticky behavior. Defaults to 0.
- data-sticky-class: Additional CSS class(es) when stuck
<div class="sticky"
data-sticky-wrap="true"
data-margin-top="10"
data-sticky-for="768"
data-sticky-class="custom-class">
Element
</div>






