You probably want position: sticky instead of fixed

Position fixed and sticky have a lot of similarities, but sticky has a few things it does a lot better and a few things that we just can’t do with fixed, so in this video, I compare the difference between the two and also look at a few fun use cases for sticky.

🔗 Links
✅ Use position sticky to tell a story with CSS:    • How to tell an engaging story with th...  
✅ Position relative and absolute explained:    • CSS Positioning: Position absolute an...  


⌚ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - comparing fixed to sticky
02:29 - sticky is better for headers and navbars
04:14 - sticking to the bottom might not work how you expect
07:35 - A fun use case for sticking to the bottom
09:13 - Headings pushing each other out of the way
12:58 - The mistake people make with position sticky that stops it from working

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