Would be nice to have this in the article actions/reactions bar, to stick it at the bottom of the article card/container.
I didn't even know about position: sticky, I'd only seen this done via JS which I never really liked. This is definitely something I could see us making use of.
position: sticky
There was a little talking about when the reaction bar changed.
dev.to/entrptaher/comment/5fdn
Yeah, it’s great! Makes sticky elements super easy to implement.
I imagine this is much more performant than JS-driven alternatives?
I couldn’t say for sure, as I haven’t looked into the performance side. But I’d imagine so without any listeners.
I already quickly implemented this in an internal tool for dev.to
PR: github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/... 😄
developers.google.com/web/updates/...
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Would be nice to have this in the article actions/reactions bar, to stick it at the bottom of the article card/container.
I didn't even know about
position: sticky, I'd only seen this done via JS which I never really liked. This is definitely something I could see us making use of.There was a little talking about when the reaction bar changed.
dev.to/entrptaher/comment/5fdn
Yeah, it’s great! Makes sticky elements super easy to implement.
I imagine this is much more performant than JS-driven alternatives?
I couldn’t say for sure, as I haven’t looked into the performance side. But I’d imagine so without any listeners.
I already quickly implemented this in an internal tool for dev.to
PR: github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/... 😄
developers.google.com/web/updates/...