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Ben Anggoro
Ben Anggoro
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Posted by Ben Anggoro
Ben Anggoro
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Zurb Foundation 5 Magellan. Anyone gets it?

Hello everyone. I'm wondering if anyone could help me making sense of Zurb's Foundation 5 Magellan? I'm totally not getting what they are saying on the docs about this feature. For now I ended up using stickup.js, which is silly because this kind of functionality is actually provided by the framework I am using.

Thanks

2 Answers

Nick Stellato
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Nick Stellato
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 33,994 Points
Nick Stellato
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Nick Stellato
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 33,994 Points

Ben:

I would like to help you. Is there anything specific that you need help with? Is there some code you can post here or point to that I can look at to help?

Thanks,

Nick

Ben Anggoro
Ben Anggoro
36,161 Points
Ben Anggoro
Ben Anggoro
36,161 Points

Hi Nick, Thanks for your reply. It is still good to know how it works... but on the way I found out that I don't really need Magellan after all because the foundation topbar can also do exactly what I have in mind. (Being at the bottom then stick to the top when user scroll down).

But back to Magellan I really don't get it still. It keeps saying departure and arrival (or destination?) but I just can't figure out which one should be what and how do we know which one is what. Or maybe it's very simple actually and I'm thinking too much?

Anyway, no longer an issue but would be happy if you could help explain a bit on how it works, because anything from foundation is just very light and I like them.