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stick-element

v2.1.0

Published

$ npm install stick-element

Readme

stick-element

Installation

$ npm install stick-element

Usage

Notice: The target element (sticker/container) must have its position property defined.

Basic

import stickElement from "stick-element"

stickElement(sticker, container, {
    movement: { top: 50, left: 50 }
})

API

function stickElement(
    container: HTMLElement,
    sticker: HTMLElement|null,
    options?:
    {
        movement?:
        {
            relative_to?: 'self'|'container',
            top?: number,
            left?: number,
        },
        destroy?: boolean,
        override?: boolean,
    },
): void
  • container

    The container element. Container defines for which element's scroll, the sticker will respond to.

  • sticker

    The sticker element. The element that is to be sticky.
    When null, clear all sticky relations on passed container.

  • options

    Other options.

    • movement

      Movement constraint.

      • relative_to

        The sticker will move with respect to the container or itself.

      • top, left

        When relative to container: max top/left margin.
        When relative to self: max top/left offset.

    • destroy

      When true, from target container remove the sticky relation with target sticker.

    • override

      When true, in update override whole container relations to only contain target sticker.