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Asked: 2026-06-02T18:41:01+00:00

I’m trying to use the plugin (http://www.vertstudios.com/blog/jquery-sticky-scroller-position-fixed-plugin ) on a page i’m building. I’m

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I’m trying to use the plugin (http://www.vertstudios.com/blog/jquery-sticky-scroller-position-fixed-plugin) on a page i’m building. I’m wanting to use the function more than once on the page but I’ve found that if I call it more than once, only the 2nd instance works correctly. The other does not smoothly exit the fixed position. I’ve got a feeling that the plugin is using an absolute position for the last element.

Example code…

var scroller1 = new StickyScroller(“#text1″,
{
start: 2145,
end: 3000,
interval: 300,
range: 100,
margin: 680
});

var scroller2 = new StickyScroller(“#text2″,
{
start: 7145,
end: 7600,
interval: 300,
range: 100,
margin: 680
});

Thanks in advanced.

PVS

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’m the author of said StickyScroller plugin. Honestly, I think the plugin is a piece of crap, I made it a couple of years ago when I was relatively new to jQuery. The only good thing it has going for it is some stupidly messy ways of getting the “stickyness” to work in IE7. I highly recommend using jQuery Waypoints for your “sticky” needs. It’s much more elegant and concise than my plugin.

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