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    Sticky Element

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    mariusjopenM

    Dear Jan,

    I meant that you can put one word inside of the div class in another div or span class. You can wrap the word like <span> this </span>.
    And then you can address it with jQuery or CSS.

    Hope that helped!

    Best!
    Marius

  • F

    Sticky title doesn't stick

    Bug Reports
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    mariusjopenM

    Hi @fabiofrl
    I would recommend the jQuery solution. very simple. Anyway… You don't need it anymore :-)

    Best!

    Marius

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    Sticky Footer

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    arminunruhA

    Hey nsm!
    Maybe you mean that you would like your footer to be fixed, so it's like an overlay?

    In "Lay Options" -> "Custom CSS & HTML" you can try this CSS in "Custom CSS for desktop version":

    #footer-region{ position: fixed; bottom: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; }

    Since your footer is 106px high right now you would need to also add this css:

    #main-region{ padding-bottom: 106px; }

    You can try without that padding-bottom css and scroll to the bottom of the page to see the difference.

    Hope that helps! :)

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