All - one way to provide sourcecode to mdb support -

1. create a new angular app

2. reproduce the problem in the app.component.html

3. create a zip (minus the node_modules folder). 

4. Upload it to google drive and share it with mdb-support

Ideally, we'd expect the mdb-support team to do this.. but this is what I have been doing to get my problem debugged and solved quickly;

Hi @josh.novak.

I was having some issues implementing the sticky directive myself. I wanted to get  a card to stick on the right side column of a row once the window reach it.  The way I got it to work was something like this:

<div class="row">

  <div class="col-8">

     ...

 </div>

 <div class="col-4">

 </div>

Also the documentation was not very clear on this but since I was importing individual components & modules on my app instead of the full mdb module I had to add "StickyContentModule" to my imports on the parent module.

Let me know if this works out for you

Cheers,

Joao

Dear @josh.novak 

Could you please provide me with the code which you're using in your application? I would like to debug your problem with my application.

Without the code, I won't be able to help you well.

Best Regards,

Damian

I'd like to provide some more information, but I can't because you guys didn't give enough info. I did what your docs said, which was add the "mdbSticky" directive to the element. It does nothing. I'm not sure if it's because it's nested, or if I have to do other things for it to work. I'm importing everything too, so that shouldn't be an issue.

My import line:

Hello,

We will update our documentation with new examples.

Please provide more information on the problems you encountered when using mdbSticky.

Regards,

Arek