CSS position fixed and sticky
In this video, we'll explore two commonly used CSS positioning properties: position: fixed and position: sticky.
First, we'll dive into position: fixed, which is used to position an element relative to the browser viewport, rather than the page's content. This property is commonly used to create fixed navigation bars, headers, or footers that remain visible even as the user scrolls through the content. We'll go over how to use this property and some examples of when it might be useful.
Next, we'll move on to position: sticky. This property is used to make an element stick to a specific position on the page as the user scrolls. We'll discuss how to use this property, its browser compatibility, and some best practices for using it effectively.
By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of both position: fixed and position: sticky, and you'll be equipped with the knowledge to use these properties in your own web projects.