Topic: unsticky
Mirosław Stasiak free answered 7 years ago
If you want to unstick element after the ajax response, just in the done function you can remove from this element class '.sticky' and add a stopper.
But after this, you need to scroll page to see effect
$.ajax({ url : '/url', method : 'POST', dataType : 'json', contentType: 'application/json', data : JSON.stringify(data) }).done(function(response){ $("#sticky-element").sticky({ stopper: 0 }); $('#sticky-element').removeClass(); }
Mirosław Stasiak free answered 7 years ago
You can do it in two ways:
//It stops after a certain number of pixels 'stopper'
$("#header").sticky({
zIndex:3,
stopper: 300
});
//stopper
is an element which stop the StickyContent.
$(".sticky").sticky({
topSpacing: 58,
zIndex:2,
stopper: "#footer"
});
usmanadnan001 pro commented 7 years ago
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Mirosław Stasiak free commented 7 years ago
What element do you want to unstick? Tell me more details.usmanadnan001 pro commented 7 years ago
stickycontent