• Resolved planetboris

    (@planetboris)


    Hi, I am using your great Advanced tabs widget and my content is long and requires scrolling down to view it all. I then have to scroll back up to see the tab titles to view the other ccontent. Is there a way to make the tab titles “sticky” so I can avoid scrolling back and forth when navigating through the other tabs?
    Thanks

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  • Plugin Support Abid Hasan

    (@abidhasan112)

    Hi @planetboris ,

    Hope you’re doing good.
    Since we don’t have a sticky option in EA Advanced Tab, I can help you with some custom CSS.

    Please add this custom CSS on your stylesheet to get this done:

    .eael-tabs-nav {
        position: sticky;
        top: 0;
    }

    NOTE: You can easily apply custom CSS by following this documentation: https://essential-addons.com/elementor/docs/faq/apply-custom-css-elements/

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter planetboris

    (@planetboris)

    Hi Abid, thanks very much for your quick response, sorry for my late response! I was away and have now just tried out the code. It did not work, the message I get in the CSS text box is: expected (static | relative | absolute | fixed | inherit) but found ‘sticky’.

    So I replaced “sticky” with ‘fixed” and it did work, which is really great but the problem is when I scroll through the content, the fixed tabs titles bleed into the footer, they remain sticky for the entire page. Is there a way to keep it sticky in the column of it’s respective section, so it doesn’t overlap into the footer or other content?

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by planetboris.
    ellain3gab

    (@ellain3gab)

    I’ll be following this thread, as I am also experiencing the same thing.

    Thread Starter planetboris

    (@planetboris)

    There is a solution given with CSS in the first reply of this thread, it worked for me! If it doesn’t work replace “sticky” with “fixed” (without quotes of course)
    @ellain3gab
    Cheers

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