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stickier-js

v0.0.4

Published

Sticky elements with support for TS and direct Elements

Downloads

3

Readme

stickier-js

👏👏 This package is a fork of rgalus ([email protected]) sticky.js. Most of the code is written by them. 👏👏

Sticky-js is a library for sticky elements written in vanilla javascript. With this library you can easily set sticky elements on your website. It's also responsive.

Features

  • Written in typescript, compiled to vanilla JavaScript with additional types, no dependencies needed
  • Lightweight (minified: ~8.4kb, gzipped: ~2.5kb)
  • It can be sticky to the entire page or to selected parent container
  • No additional CSS needed

Install

npm install stickier-js

Methods

Update sticky, e.g. when parent container (data-sticky-container) change height

var sticky = new Sticky(".sticky");

// and when parent change height..
sticky.update();

Destroy sticky element

var sticky = new Sticky(".sticky");

sticky.destroy();

Available options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ----------------- | ------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | data-sticky-wrap | boolean | false | When it's true sticky element is wrapped in <span></span> which has sticky element dimensions. Prevents content from "jumping". Defaults to true. If you disable this, you should prevent layout shifting yourself! | | data-margin-top | number | 0 | Margin between page and sticky element when scrolled | | data-sticky-for | number | 0 | Breakpoint which when is bigger than viewport width, sticky is activated and when is smaller, then sticky is destroyed | | data-sticky-class | string | null | Class added to sticky element when it is stuck |

Development

Clone this repository and run

I am not planning to actively maintain this repository. I will update this repo if I need something and I am happy to review your PR, but I will not work on your issue.

npm start

Browser Compatibility

Library is using ECMAScript 5 features.

  • IE 9+
  • Chrome 23+
  • Firefox 21+
  • Safari 6+
  • Opera 15+

If you need this library working with older browsers you should use ECMAScript 5 polyfill.

Full support


License

MIT License