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I am trying to figure out how to have a bottom-sticky element start stuck. Currently if I create a bottom sticky it will not initially be visible until the DOM is scrolled (I am getting around this by quietly scrolling the DOM 2 pixels on page init; not sure why 2px works but 1 doesn't).
Is there a setting or a method I can invoke?
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The trick of scrolling the window does not work in IE11, by the way; I have not found a workaround that does.
Related and in IE11 only - if I have a sticky element stuck to the top of the screen and perform an action which removes it and shows another sticky element, the new sticky element does not immediately appear until I scroll.
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I am trying to figure out how to have a bottom-sticky element start stuck. Currently if I create a bottom sticky it will not initially be visible until the DOM is scrolled (I am getting around this by quietly scrolling the DOM 2 pixels on page init; not sure why 2px works but 1 doesn't).
Is there a setting or a method I can invoke?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: