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sticky-n-scroll

v0.2.2

Published

An extended behavior for sticky div.

Downloads

2

Readme

StickySideBar

A React sticky component that can stick to top when scrolling up and can stick to bottom when scrolling down.

Support

If you like the project, don't forget to give a star.

If you have any issues, post them on Github.

Github | https://github.com/doanhtu07/StickySideBar

Thank you!

Demo

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55064969/143556256-2f143e35-1895-4cd1-9e80-af040c7e1c12.mov

CodeSandbox Demo

https://codesandbox.io/s/test-sticky-n-scroll-qr1p3

Setup

npm install sticky-n-scroll

or

yarn add sticky-n-scroll

Use in React

import StickySideBar from "sticky-n-scroll"

...

class Demo extends React.Components {
  render() 
  {
    return (
      <StickySideBar topSpace={20} bottomSpace{20}>
        <div> 
          Your content 
        </div>
      </StickySideBar>
    )
  }

}
export default Demo;

Extra Power

Now you can freely manipulate StickySideBar with StickySideBar_ID: imported { StickySideBar_ID } from "sticky-n-scroll"

There are 3 main parts of StickySideBar: Parent, Space, Content. These 3 parts are all div with id equals to corresponding StickySideBar_ID values. You can either use jQuery or any DOM manipulations (such as ResizeObserver, etc.) to get to these elements by ids.

Important Note

In order for StickySideBar to be able to scroll, Parent should have larger height than Content.

Props of StickySideBar

| Props | Type | Description | | -------------------- | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | topSpace | number | (in pixels) Determine how much space between the content's top and screen's top when scrolling up. | | bottomSpace | number | (in pixels) Determine how much space between the content's bottom and screen's bottom when scrolling down. | | turnOff (optional) | boolean | Turn off sticky mode -> Become a normal div | | initialSpaceDivHeight (optional) | number | Force initial height of space div when StickySideBar mounts |