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react-stickyy

v1.2.10

Published

Wrapper component to create a sticky element under any parent

Downloads

33

Readme

React-Stickyy

This package provides a wrapper component that creates a sticky element relative to the body, but under any parent component.

This component will auto-detect sticky ot fixed elements placed above it in the page (on component render, not on runtime) and will position itself bellow them when it becomes sticky.

Usage

Using this is very simple. Import the package with:

import Stickyy from "react-stickyy";

And add your content in it like so:

<Stickyy>
  <Component>I'm an example component!</Component>
</Stickyy>

Props

The Sticky component accepts 2 props, the children and an offset.

  • The children is the content that you want to be sticky.
  • The offset (Optional) is the space (in pixels) it will leave between it and the above fixed/sticky component. If there is no other fixed/sticky element above it, the offset translates to the space between the top of the page and the Sticky component. If there is a sticky/fixed element, for example a navigation bar, then it's the ofset between the navBar and it.

Known issues and limitations

  • At the moment this component DOES NOT accept being put in an absolute container. It'll completley break it's functionality. As long as it's inside a relative container it'll work as intended. This feature is on it's way.