On this page (Wordpress site), the pink element becomes sticky when it touches the menu. But this element is unclickable because of the logo on the left, which makes the menu wrapper higher, thus making the sticky element unclickable.
I can't use pointer-events:none on the menu div, because that makes the menu + logo unclickable.
Also, z-index is of no use as the sticky element is nested in the content wrapper. So if I'd make the z-index of the content higher than the menu, the content will scroll on top of the menu.
I should probably separate the sticky element from the content wrapper, but as I'm no expert with the Wordpress wireframes, I don't know how.
Or are there any other tricks I could try?
If you just set the class fusion-logo to position: absolute the logo container won't follow the normal flow of the element, so that fusion-header height will be the same of the navigation menu and the pink element will be right below to it, clickable
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I have a Responsive Top Navigation bar modeled from w3schools. Below that, I have various pages.
In the div, I have to specify a margin-top. The problem is when I resize the screen width, the menu goes to (2) lines. I can not figure out how to move the page content down to keep the same spacing between the menu and the page.
This might be happening because the top nav bar is positioned absolute. The absolute will make the top bar in a new layer. So the content is not moving down when top bar is in two lines. You can try removing the position absolute if the top bar has that style.
I have a problem with my website https://kudatoday.kz/ where I'm trying to make my slide in menu visible with overflow:hidden on the parent element.
I tried to set position:absolute to .slide-in-menu and position:absolute to header element however it didn't help.
My slide in menu is still hidden. I used overflow:hidden just to hide the white blank space on the right, because it appeared once I've created side in menu.
Could you please take a look?
What it should be and what we have:
Put overflow-x:hidden in the <body> tag and then remove overflow:hidden from the css et_pb_section_0_tb_header in the header <div> that is causing the slide in menu to be clipped.
That should solve the clipping issue.
You also need to change position:absolute to position:fixed in the .et_pb_row_1_tb_header css for the slide in menu because it currently scrolls the slide in menu when you scroll the main web page.
I am creating a dropdown menu, for that I created a div and it's working fine but when I add the content on that div and then hover over it. The divs above the dropdown content div shifts.
How can I resolve this issue?
I don't want to have to use the position absolute.
I'm trying to create a fixed navigation bar with buttons(aligned left) and a title(aligned right). Before i fixed the position to the top of the page, it works as intended (other than not moving when scrolling, obviously). However, when i fix the position of the header, it moves my title over to the left with the buttons. How can I fix this? I've tried to make it into a div inside of the header tag and position:absolute the div; didn't work.
Here is what my page looks like
Looking to create a fixed menu that starts in middle of webpage, but when scrolling down fixes to the top of the page using CSS/HTML.
Is it possible to do this using a container? So the container with the menu starts below a top container and when the top container is scrolled off the page the menu is fixed to the top of that container and the top of the screen?
For example, how can I make it so that the image in the second container stays at the top of the screen when scrolling down the page, but make it stay in the second container:
https://codepen.io/Daggett/pen/mpBaab
position: sticky;
<!--doesn't stick!-->
Is there a way to do this only with CSS? I know it can be done with jQuery
Thanks!
position: sticky needs an explicit vertical position like top:0 to know where to stick to.