Currently I'm working with adminlte template, and I want to make an element with sticky behavior, but I don't know it seems I can't do it even placing in diverent div's.
I want to place the sticky div under the navbar(in this orange div):
CSS:
.sticky{
position: -webkit-sticky;
position: sticky;
width: 100%;
}
HTML:
@section('content')
<div id="page-top" style="margin-top: -15px ">
<div class="sticky" style="background: #66c1bd;height: 3em;top:0px;position: sticky;position: -webkit-sticky;">
test
</div>
<!-- multistep form -->
<!-- The Modal -->
</div>
Even I use inline CSS still not working,
The preview
Another info, I'm using laravel. But don't think it is the problem.
I think I've found the right answer to my question.
The position:sticky
can't work well in adminLTE because of the <div class="wrapper">
(you can found it under body tag.
I inspired from this article., It mention that the sticky won't work if we put it under parent that has overflow:hidden
so the browser can't calculate the correct value (height) to determine when it to be sticky
So the conclusion
make sure the
overflow
of your parent div set to bestyle="overflow:visible visible;"
to overide the style that adminLTE has.
This is the full syntax of mine:
<body class="hold-transition skin-black-light sidebar-mini">
<!-- Site wrapper --><div class="wrapper" style="overflow:visible visible;">