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@rq/stickyfill
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A polyfill for `position: sticky` for browsers that don't support it yet.
A polyfill for position: sticky
for browsers that don't support it yet.
Essentially wilddeer/stickyfill wrapped as a webmodule.
npm install stickyfill
var Stickyfill = require('stickyfill');
// you can optionally pass `document` and `window` for reuse in iframes
var stickyfill = Stickyfill();
// make sure to add the elements you want to polyfill
stickyfill.add(el);
For more detailed information, see the original Readme.md file on the wilddeer/stickyfill repo.
Thanks to Oleg Korsunsky (@wilddeer), for the excelent polyfill implementation. @wilddeer, if you have any suggestions/comments on the way this is bundled, or want contributor access to this repo or to npm
, just create an issue and we'll add you. ;)
MIT License
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A polyfill for `position: sticky` for browsers that don't support it yet.
The npm package @rq/stickyfill receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @rq/stickyfill popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @rq/stickyfill demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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