Open brunomosciatti opened 7 years ago
I believe chrome started to support native position sticky in version 56
As a first step set useNativeSticky option to false so that it should work as before.
Then you can think if you want to change your html structure to make use of native sticky. Native sticky only will stick to its parent. Native sticky will work very well on iOS.
If this was the problem, means your implementation was already not working on safari and Firefox. They support native sticky for a long time.
Please let me know.
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This has also stopped working for me on the latest version of chrome 56.0.2924.87
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thanks for the very quick reply @bbarakaci I will try your suggestion and report back.
setting useNativeSticky to false worked. Thanks
Where can I setup this "useNativeSticky" and how ?
Please see the readme section
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This has also stopped working for me on the latest version of chrome 56.0.2924.87