Full Stack MERN Web Development

Sticky Position

Hybrid between Relative and Fixed positioning.
Element starts as relative positioned until a threshold
(such s a top or bottom assignment) is met.
One the threshold is met, it becomes a fixed element,
which is fixed to the viewport at the specified location.
Sticky will switch back and forth between Fixed and
Relative based on the scroll position.
You must specify Top, Bottom, Left or Right for
Sticky Positioning to work.

When to use

Important Rules

Sticky elements may overlap, use with care.
Don't forget to set the threshold (eg. top: 10px;).
May not work on older browsers, so provide a
fallback positioning for unsupported browsers..

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