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  • Plugin Contributor Oooh Boi

    (@ooohboi)

    Please try to switch to the “Hello Elementor” theme temporarily so you can be sure that the issue is not related to your currently active theme.

    Thread Starter dianasatizabala

    (@dianasatizabala)

    Hello, without changing to Hello Theme it works fine but I can’t change theme a child theme with many functions and custom templates for kadence, so it is only compatible with Hello Theme?

    Hello,

    LOCOMOTIVE SCROLL still doesn’t work when the footer is stuck to the bottom and z-index set to 3,2,1 for header, site-main & footer, respectively (as explained by you in another video).

    moreover, the z-index for jetengine page builder pages do not have “site-main” class… I resolved the issue by finding a unique class to each of such pages (example: .elementor-483 or .elementor-716, etc) but this definitely is not a correct solution.

    Please help me with this.

    And, your plugin is awesome…
    thank you for this wonderful plugin.

    Plugin Contributor Oooh Boi

    (@ooohboi)

    Please Google about the problem to find out more! Locomotive Scroll relies on the CSS Transforms. position:fixed or sticky under something with a transform no longer has fixed behavior.
    You’ll have to use “data-scroll-sticky” attribute instead (if anyhow possible, of course).

    I’m not familiar with the Jetengine and can’t say much about this one, however, “site-main” is not mandatory for Locoscroll to work. A simple site structure as

    <header></header>
    <main></main>
    <footer></footer>

    …is good enough.

    Plugin Contributor Oooh Boi

    (@ooohboi)

    @dianasatizabala, it’s “compatible” with all the themes whose structure is as simple as:

    <header></header>
    <main></main>
    <footer></footer>

    …which should be pretty-much standard in this day and age.

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