ng-sticky-element v0.1.0

ng-sticky-element

Angular directive to make HTML elements sticky when scrolling.

Demo

Usage

Install via Bower or NPM:

bower install ng-sticky-element --production
# or
npm install ng-sticky-element --production

Include main files:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/ng-sticky-element/dist/ng-sticky-element.min.css">
<script src="bower_components/ng-sticky-element/dist/ng-sticky-element.min.js"></script>

Include afklStickyElement module as a dependency into your app:

angular
  .module('yourApp', [
    'afklStickyElement'
  ]);

Place afkl-sticky-element attribute onto element:

<div afkl-sticky-element>I am now sticky.</div>
<!-- with optional attributes:
  afkl-sticky-element="bottom"
  afkl-sticky-element-offset="24" // offset in px
  afkl-sticky-element-mq="(min-width: 640px)" // applies stickiness only if given media-query is true
-->

Browser Support

All modern browsers & IE versions newer than 9 are supported. IE9 should also be fine in case you polyfill matchMedia.

Development

1. Clone the repo or download.
2. npm install && bower install
3. Setup E2E testing environment: npm install -g protractor && webdriver-manager update --standalone
4. Make the selenium driver up: webdriver-manager start --standalone and run gulp build
5. Run gulp watch, navigate to http://localhost:8080/demo/index.html and play on /src
6. Make sure that tests are up and green: gulp test-unit or gulp test-e2e

License

MIT