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  • Plugin Author hawkeye126

    (@hawkeye126)

    It is working on my end.
    You may have to give the nav a background color to get the desired result.
    Thanks for using the plugin!

    Thread Starter renerandver

    (@renerandver)

    Thanks for your answer.
    Can you be a bit more specific?
    I’m quite new to this and don’t know if I’ve done everything correctly.

    I installed the plugin and turned it on.
    What exactly did you write into the “Sticky object” field? I put in #site-navigation but sadly, it doesn’t work.
    How do I give the nav a background color?

    Thread Starter renerandver

    (@renerandver)

    OK, some development on my part.
    I found out what the problem is.
    For some reason, when I’m logged into my website as WP admin, the admin header cancels the plugin. If I log out, everything works.

    Yes, there’s still a small problem – namely, the nav bar is transparent. How do I change it to white?

    Plugin Author hawkeye126

    (@hawkeye126)

    The nav bar actually is white but has an opacity of .95 due to the nav class ‘transparent’.
    To fix you must remove the transparent class from the nav menu or if that’s not possible override the style by adding the following code to your child theme:

    #site-navigation {opacity:1;}

    or if you don’t want to use an ID

    .sticky-wrapper .transparent {opacity:1;}

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