I had a unique requirement the other day: to build a layout with full-bleed elements while one element stays stuck to the top. This ended up being rather tricky to pull off so I’m documenting it here in case anyone needs to re-create this same effect. Part of the trickiness was dealing with logical positioning on small screens as well. It’s tough to describe the effect, so I recorded my screen to show what I mean. Pay special attention to … Read article “How to Get Sticky and Full-Bleed Elements to Play Well Together”
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