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JavaScript

Posted by Jason Daniels
Jason Daniels
Courses Plus Student 4,043 Points

topSpacing - another way of determining spacing (tip)

Dave stated that he experimented with several numbers until he landed on 60 for the topSpacing.

It may also be helpful to inspect the header element when it is sticky. In my browser on my laptop, the height of the header element is 64. This number appears to work for me.

1 Answer

Adrian Patrascu
Adrian Patrascu
15,279 Points

Hi Jason,

Yes that was my thought as well that the inspect element will get the exact number you are looking for. I believe that mine was 60 so exactly what Dave said it would be :)!

Thank you, Adrian