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Position: sticky not working after update

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    andrefrcandido
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    Hello,

    I worked in a site about a year ago and I used Laytheme.
    Everything was working fine when it was delivered, but now that the client updated to the latest version, we have a problem on the about page.

    https://flesh512.tv/en/about

    We had a "position: sticky;" in the text part (div class=“first row”). So the text would get fixed and as you scrolled only the images would go up.

    However, this is not working anymore.

    I already spent more than an hour trying to figure it out without success. What changed from the previous version?

    Thanks,
    André

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    • mariusjopenM
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      mariusjopen
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      #2

      Dear @andrefrcandido
      I saw that the sticky tag is causing problems.
      You can use JS to achieve the same.

      Best!
      Marius

      www.mariusjopen.world

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      • arminunruhA
        arminunruhA
        arminunruh
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        i think sticky only works if all parent elements are not position: relative; but position: static.

        you could search through the elements using "right click" → "inspect element" and see if any parent element has position: relative and change its position property to static

        good luck

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