The plugin is not working. (New wordpress block system)

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  • Plugin Author Alexandru Tapuleasa

    (@talextech)

    Hi,

    # is not valid character in a class name and in JavaScript it is used to target an element’s ID. You should set the class to just “sidebartest1” instead of “#sidebartest1” and in Sticky settings use “.sidebartest1” (the dot in front designates a class name and should only be added in Sticky settings, the element class should not have a dot)

    Thread Starter Hasan

    (@hasanaytac)

    Sorry for making such a simple mistake. Thanks for support. I want to ask one more thing. Is there a padding after activating the “Sticky” Feature?

    1 – https://prnt.sc/tXp5kHA1J34P
    2- https://prnt.sc/ObA6zamR-QaQ

    Can we use the same CSS class in different areas on the same page? (For example sidebar+header)

    • This reply was modified 2 years ago by Hasan.
    Plugin Author Alexandru Tapuleasa

    (@talextech)

    The CSS of the sticky element is created based on the CSS of the element before it’s made sticky. Depending on how the theme styles that element, there could be minor issues when it’s converted into a sticky element. You can use Custom CSS to tweak it when it’s in sticky state.

    In the PRO version you have a box to enter additional CSS so you can tweak the CSS of the sticky element when creating/editing it.

    The class/ID/selector you use to set the sticky element should be unique. In PRO you can create multiple Sticky elements, but you still need to target them separately using unique selectors.

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