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Getting Sticky Headers and the WP Admin Bar to Behave
Article Introduction：Solve the problem of overlapping WordPress sticky head and management bar
In WordPress themes, overlapping the sticky head (or fixed position head) with the admin bar is a common problem. Both use position: fixed; top: 0;, resulting in visual conflicts. Since the admin bar has z-index of 99999, it usually covers the sticky head of the subject (and vice versa). This article will explain how to solve this problem using CSS (and Sass).
(Note: Some topics use JavaScript to locate sticky elements. If JavaScript continues to update inline top properties, the following method is invalid.)
Use CSS to adjust head position
For simplicity, we make
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How to Use CSS Grid for Sticky Headers and Footers
Article Introduction：CSS Grid is a collection of properties designed to make layout easier than it’s ever been. Like anything, there's a bit of a learning curve, but Grid is
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Using Position Sticky With CSS Grid
Article Introduction：Say you've got a two-column CSS grid and you want one of those columns to behave like position: sticky;. There is nothing stopping you from doing that. But
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Getting sticky with it — Troubleshooting CSS sticky positioning
Article Introduction：Written by Ibadehin Mojeed??
You work for days, maybe months, to build a sleek web page. Everything looks great at first, but then you start scrolling… and suddenly, your sticky elements — navigation menus, headers, or the sidebar calls to action —
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10 Very Attractive jQuery Widgets
Article Introduction：10 practical and beautiful jQuery widgets and plugins with varied functions. This article collects 10 very attractive jQuery widgets, covering smart picture gallery, text enhancers, sticky notes, picture tween animations, and more. Related blog posts: - 10 jQuery widgets - 10 amazing jQuery widgets
jQuery Masonry
A layout plugin for jQuery. Think of it as the opposite of CSS floating. Float arranges the elements horizontally and then vertically, while Masonry arranges the elements vertically and horizontally according to the grid. Source 2. Using jQuery and CSS
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