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You'll be adding a "sticky" navigation bar to the site we've been working on. Let's take a look at what you'll be building in this section of the course.
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Now that you have a basic
understanding of jQuery plugins,
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let's look at another
plugin called StickyJS.
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It lets you stick any page element
to the top of a browser window.
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It's great for a navigation bar that you
want to remain visible when a visitor
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scrolls down a page, or for keeping
an important announcement ever-present.
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Let's take a look at this plugin.
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The StickyJS plugin is simple and useful.
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When a user scrolls the page,
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you can lock an element into place
at the top of the browser window.
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This is what we'll be adding to our
project in this section of the course.
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