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JavaScript Using jQuery Plugins Add a Sticky Navigation Bar The Plugin Challenge Solution

Dave Harrison
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How would you resize topSpacing for smaller screen sizes

For mobile screen sizes the menu buttons are covered by the 2nd sticky element. How would you resize topSpacing for smaller screen sizes?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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I haven't used "sticky" myself but I would first check the documentation in case there is a parameter that you can set that will make that part responsive also.

But as a last resort, you could create your own "faux media query" by setting different values based on the current window. Something like this, for example:

$('work').sticky({
  topSpacing: window.innerWidth > 1200 ? 60 :
              window.innerWidth >  800 ? 45 : 30,
   /* other settings */
});