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angular-sticky-top

v1.1.1

Published

Make elements sticky to top of your screen and stack them if you want

Downloads

505

Readme

current version : 1.1.1

What is that ?

A simple angular directive to keep elements sticky on top of the screen when you scroll. You can even stack them, that's magic !

How to use it

NPM style

npm install angular-sticky-top --save

note : angular-sticky was already used, arf :/

Old fashion style

<script src="angular-sticky.min.js"></script>

Time to stick

$scope.myScrollingView = document.getElementById('#ui-view');
$scope.listenResize = document.getElementById('#my-phantom-div-with-same-with-of-my-elem-to-help-elem-resize-when-window-resizes');

<div ng-sticky scrolling-elem="myScrollingView" super-sticky="true" css="'custom1 custom2'" listen-resize="listenResize">
    ...
</div>

note : .sticky will be applied to your element, .sticky-is-visible if sticky is applied and element is visible.

Options

scrolling-elem (default is document) : scrolling element to listen for scroll. For example with a ui-view I needed to set it.

super-sticky (true/false, false default) : will keep the element when scrolling, so next will stack under it.

css : classes to apply to the wrapper.

listenResize : will use this item with when window resize, if null window resize will not be listened. If you don't use this option sticky and their replacer will not resize, and it's gonna be bad.

Demo \o/

http://arca-computing.github.io/angular-sticky/