jQuery Stick 'em is a jQuery plugin for making content sticky/fixed/persistent after the user has scrolled past the element. It has parameters for defining the item that should be made sticky, container that the sticky item to be contained in, offset and start values.
In this article I show how jQuery Stick 'em can be used in WordPress by providing two specific examples in a Genesis site running Genesis Sample as the active theme.
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Thanks, Sridhar. This was exactly what I was looking for. Do you know how to make the container wrapper fluid/responsive when resizing the browser window? I’m no good in jQuery, but I can sometimes figure it out. I just, however, can’t quite figure out how to keep the jQuery from writing container width of a fixed pixel amount.
Would this be something you could take a peek into?
Thanks, Sridhar. This was exactly what I was looking for. Do you know how to make the container wrapper fluid/responsive when resizing the browser window? I’m no good in jQuery, but I can sometimes figure it out. I just, however, can’t quite figure out how to keep the jQuery from writing container width of a fixed pixel amount.
Would this be something you could take a peek into?
Thanks!
Josh