Is it $("<selector>"), ("<selector>") or simply <selector>?

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klonos
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...I've tried all of the above, but none seems to work:

  • $("#nav")
  • ("#nav")
  • #nav
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skein commented

The third one should have worked

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klonos
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Sorry, it doesn't. Just gave it a quick spin in simplytest.me too: http://simplytest.me/project/drupal/7.x?add[]=stickynav

After launching the sandbox:

- Enable the stickynav module.
- Switch to the Bartik theme (it has a footer region) as an admin theme.
- Go to the stickynav module config page.
- Check the Bartik theme checkbox.
- Enter #footer-wrapper as the selector (that's the id of the footer section in Bartik).
- Save.
- If your screen is too large, go to a long page such as the permissions or the modules page.

The footer is not sticky (stickynav.js is loaded though).

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skein commented

Yes, that is because this module activates only when an element is scrolled of the screen to the top.
For example if use #header in a very long page then when you scroll down the header will pop off and stick.

Since the module is in dev branch only you can submit a feature request to make elements sticky all the time.

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Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)