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I’m wondering how to make the effect of the tan rectangle as you scroll it follows (some kind of absolute positioning?), check it out:
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When scrolling downwards it sticks on the screen. Me like and me want 😀
I’d prefer JS targeting an elementID over CSS. If anyone can provide a tutorial or even the coding that would be awesome. The cleaner and less strict, the better. Cheers.
It’s CSS:
See http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/visuren.html#fixed-positioning for further information.
“position: fixed” is probably what you’re after. In your own code you can set the style of an element with JS code directly, or you can set an element class and put position: fixed it in your CSS.
In the future you can look up such things with tools such as Firebug (for Firefox) or inspect tool for Chrome.