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ingriT
7y

Spent 6 days, trying to get a navbar to stick in my iOS webapp while scrolling, no way to get it done.
This morning I installed iOS update 11.3, problem solved without changing a single line of CSS...

FUCK YOU APPLE

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  • 0
    It was for a PhoneGap app, so it uses the Safari webview somehow in the background. And I tried the 'position:sticky' as well, didn't do a thing.

    Did remove it after trying though! Don't need any weird and unpredictable results on other devices (or after updates apparently).
  • 2
    Position sticky is cool, but on safari it needs a prefix...
    Try this:

    .sticky {
    position: -webkit-sticky;
    position: sticky;
    }

    Source: https://caniuse.com/#search=Sticky
  • 1
    awesome that position sticky has been adopted by browser, so so cool!!

    (last time I checked ages ago it was only FF)
  • 1
    Prefix the value, not the property?

    -webkit-position: sticky; would have made much more sense to me.

    No wonder I couldn't get it to work. Then again, did learn something today, Thanks!
  • 2
    @ingriT I've wasted a good few hours on this too...
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