js-sticky v1.0.1

js-sticky

Light javascript utility to "sticky" elements to the top or bottom of the viewport.

Dependencies

• jQuery, post version 1.7

Installation

npm install js-sticky or just include the js file in your project.

Then in the file:

<script src="js-sticky.js"></script>

Usage

On your page, define these ids:

• a #sticky or #sticky-bottom element (former is stickied to the top of the viewport, latter is stickied to the bottom of the viewport)
• a #sticky-trigger element (the point at which the sticky behavior should trigger--if it's just a position in the page, can just make an empty div like <div id="sticky-trigger"></div>)
• if your #sticky element takes up space in the DOM (i.e. is position: relative or static and NOT floating), wrap #sticky in a #sticky-cont div

For example:

page stuff blah blah
<div id="sticky-trigger"></div>

<div id="sticky-cont">
  <div id="sticky">
    sticky element here!
  </div>
</div>

Behavior: On scrolling past sticky-trigger, sticky div will be stuck. On scrolling back up past sticky-trigger, sticky will act as normal.

Nothing is needed to initialize the sticky behavior; the jQuery takes care of that. Default trigger is document ready, or you can overwrite with your own event in the script. The script is pretty thoroughly commented.

Examples

• an example of a sticky element anchored to the top of the page: here (on left)
• an example of a sticky element anchored by the bottom: here (scroll to the comments section) (on right)

Current limitations (future to-dos)

• must manually define a sticky-cont container
• can only have 1 sticky and sticky-bottom element per page

License

MIT

Reporting issues

Please report issues through Github, or feel free to open a PR with a fix. Thanks!