Solution for sticky titles?

[Mat]

https://css-tricks.com/scroll-fix-content/

Could this be a way to get sticky titles and/or sticky sidebar-head to work irregardless of browser? (CSS sticky doesn't work in all browsers)

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[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Mat

It's a good article. It describes how to emulate position: sticky with JavaScript. That's the technique we'd use if we were to create some sort of position: sticky widget.

But the approach that might be worth exploring first is to drop in an off-the-shelf polyfill for position: sticky. Because of the ropey browser support there are quite a few that are designed to be dropped in as a simple <script> tag that magically fixes things. A quick Google suggests that this one is popular:

https://github.com/wilddeer/stickyfill

It'd be a fairly simple task to research the available alternatives and try them out. If necessary, I wouldn't be against small core changes to accommodate the needs of a polyfill plugin.

Best wishes

Jeremy

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[Mat]

Ok, thanks.

Should I post an issue for this? It has been brought up briefly in other issues but there is no explicit one  that I can find for "Implement sticky"

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