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jes cahn-thompson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 6,719 Pointscan't find .sticky-start and -end in browser
no problems following and getting this all to work, but when i inspect the nav element in the browser, i'm only seeing .sticky-wrapper and not the .sticky-start nor -end. anyone care to elaborate?
3 Answers
Keen Learner
6,126 PointsAdding to Jon Kealy's answer, if reading the jquery plugin file is too overwhelming initially (as it was for me), you could refer to the github README file. It lists all the options available to enhance the sticky experience.
Jon Kealy
9,082 PointsThe sticky-start and sticky-end are not applied via a class name and therefore don't show up in the website HTML or CSS on the Dev tools. They are events that are contained in the sticky jquery plugin. If you would like to see what they do, I recommend opening the jquery plugin file and having a look there. Hope this helps.
Nick Field
17,091 PointsAre you using the latest version of Chrome for inspection? If so, go to Settings, General, Restore defaults and reload to reset Hope that helps!