More Than God

Thank you for the advice, the procedure works for Kadence elements, I would need the template allows me to do the very same thing with basic WordPress elements of Gutenberg editor.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks ago by More Than God.

Thanks so much for your hint, rebuilding the index for analytics really helped to push further so now more than a third of pages are completed indexing. However there’s yet a lot pages which did not change their status from excluded. Is it normal many pages of same web won’t finally get indexed? I share many same secondary keywords for most of them, not sure if that’s bane for Google bot or not.

Nice, thanks ??

Here you go, the screenshot shows the basic header setup and two screen caps show how the header behaves during scrolling up the content with different effect. As shown on first cap with “Slide Down” effect, the main and bottom rows snap to top yet when the top row with slider is partially visible, leaving whitespace at their original area. Unlike the second cap with “Default” effect, snapping after the top element diasppears entirely.

May it be by design, but I expected the alternate effects should turn on at the same phase as “Default”.

I think I got it, the “Slide-down” and “Fade” effects for sticky functionality don’t seem to wait till the non-sticky row(s) above first sticky row fully shift out of the view, but stickifies them at fixed scroll offset 200 instead, leaving whitespace at their normal position. That’s not how I expected it behaves, but was able to achieve the behaviour by selecting the Default effect. If it was possible, I’d wish the above listed effects obey nonsticky row(s) fully disappear too.

Thanks so much, html worked!

Yet I’m facing another problem with header setup, if I try to set top row as high slider and sticky main row as menu, the menu seems to snap to top too early. Is there a chance to increase max row height, so that the theme knows proper scroll distance when to turn on sticky effects? Thanks in advance.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by More Than God.