How can I create a sticky sidebar that becomes fixed on scroll in Webflow without duplicating the sidebar?
Published on
September 22, 2023
To create a sticky sidebar in Webflow without duplicating it, you can follow these steps:
- Start by adding a
Div Block
element to the desired location of your page where you want the sidebar to appear. - Set the height and width of the
Div Block
to match the dimensions of your sidebar. - Style the
Div Block
to match the appearance of your sidebar, including colors, typography, and any other necessary styles. - Select the
Div Block
and choose "Position: Sticky" from the position dropdown in the Style panel. - Specify the top positioning for your sticky sidebar in the "Top" field, for example, "100px" to make it start sticking at 100 pixels from the top of the viewport.
- Add any other necessary styles such as margins or padding to ensure the sticky sidebar aligns properly with the rest of your content.
By following these steps, you can create a sticky sidebar that becomes fixed on scroll without having to duplicate the sidebar element.
Example of a sticky sidebar code in Webflow:
<style> .sticky-sidebar { position: sticky; top: 100px; }</style><div class="sticky-sidebar"> <!-- Your sidebar content goes here --></div>
Remember to replace .sticky-sidebar
with the appropriate class name for your Div Block
element if you decide to give it a different class name.
Creating a sticky sidebar in this way allows you to have a single instance of the sidebar element in your Webflow project, which helps with maintainability and scalability.
Additional questions:
- How do I create a sticky sidebar in Webflow?
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- Is it possible to make a sidebar stick to a certain position on the page in Webflow?