Bug: Plugin doesn't work

From what I can see, you’re trying to make the element with class “widget” sticky. However, there are more elements on that page with that class.

Make sure there is only ONE element on the page with the selector you’re using. If there is none, or more than one element that matches your selector, nothing will happen.

In your case, you may want to use something like “#content > .grid > .widget-area” as the sticky element.

Thank you so much, Mark!
I used “#content > .grid > .widget-area” as sticky element, but nothing happened ??

I’d like to see it again, but you removed the link to your site. ??

Thank you!

When I look at your site, I see that you’re not using the plugin (anymore) and that you made the sidebar sticky with CSS. I assume you don’t need help anymore?

Hi Mark,
I was a little desperate, so I tried different ways. Unfortunately I couldn’t make the sidebar scroll until the last element so far and then make it sticky.
So I re-activated the plugin, may I ask you to take a look?!
Thank you so much in advance!

Hey Mark, I sent you a personal message on your website.

Hi Katia,

I’ll look into it, I’ll get back to you soon!

I just had a quick look and have a few comments and suggestions.

First, the “push up” element you’ve set (#text) is a child element of the sticky element (.widget-area). That could cause problems, because you’re basically telling that a part of the sticky element should push itself up. It’s a little hard to explain, but I would recommend against this.

Second, the plugin does seem to function on the posts page (in your message you said that works on the contact page, but not on the home page or posts pages).

And lastly, I think that the reason why it doesn’t work on the home page has to do with the imagesLoaded plugin you use there. It generates an error and maybe that rings through to the Sticky Element plugin. Is it possible to disable it to see if it makes a difference?

Hey Mark,
thank you so much for your support!I removed the “push-up”element!

You are right, it seems to work on the posts page. Unfortunately, one isn’t able to see the whole sidebar.
Can I correct that in the Settings?!

Relating to your third point: It is strange, because I don’t have a plugin with that name.

I understand the sidebar is not fully visible but this is more of a design issue. So you could either design it differently (smaller images perhaps?) to make it fully visible, or remove some items…not sure.

The only way to solve it with the plugin, is to add a footer at the bottom of the page, and then use that as the pushup element.

“Imagesloaded” doesn’t seem to be a WordPress plugin, but it’s part of the theme. I’m not sure if you can disable it or not.

Hi Mark,

again, thank you!
I will try to use the footer as pushup element.

Thank you for your great support!
Best regards