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Hi there,
how could I make the Site Header Block Element sticky on desktop?
Erika
Customer Support
Hi there,
it is already sticky – isnt it ?
I see this CSS:
.stickycon { position: -webkit-sticky; position: sticky; top: 0; }What am i missing ?
Sorry, yes. I solved this part, another problem comes from some place else. The main-navigation ist set to top:86px, that works on desktop.
Was there actually another way without setting a margin-top to main-navigation to reach that the site-header and the main-navigation were just below each other and both sticky?For mobile:
What should I change, so the site-header and main-navigation stay sticky and not under the mobile navigation when you scroll down?Thanks, Erika
You’re block element, you could simply change the Hook to:
generate_inside_navigationthis will place the element inside thenavcontainer, and then you can just make the nav sticky.Yep, that was it. Simple as usually, thank you, David.
I like simple 🙂
Glad to be of help!
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