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A `position: sticky` polyfill that's dependency-free, and does not modify the DOM tree, i.e., React-friendly.

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Deprecated

I feel like browser support for position:sticky is now good enough that I no longer plan to polyfill the feature my projects. Feel free to use this, just know that I don't plan on reaching full compatibility with position:sticky.

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A position: sticky polyfill that's dependency-free and does not modify the DOM tree, i.e., React-friendly. See react-sticky-position for the React component.

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npm install sticky-position

Released under the MIT License

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A `position: sticky` polyfill that's dependency-free, and does not modify the DOM tree, i.e., React-friendly.

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