I’m not seeing this happen on my end. Here is a screencap of what I see:
https://cld.wthms.co/CSKxgX
Is this issue happening on specific screen sizes, specific pages, or something else?
Hello,
It is happening on Chrome, just for certain users, on desktop screens.
Everytime where the plugin is used (these “Annonces” pages).
I wanted to check this again but it looks like the page is not available anymore. Did you change it altogether?
It’s still available at this page : https://www.vaduoconsulting.com/project/product-owner/
But I didn’t fix anything yet.
I’m still not seeing anything shake. 🙁
Any chance you can make a quick screencast to show what’s happening?
Here is a video from the user using it, please excuse the laughing 🙂 :
https://youtu.be/2ZTB5q0gY44
Following this thread, as I have the same issue
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This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by
hnorfleet.
Does this happen when you scroll all the way down, or just a little bit? And does it make a difference if you change your browser’s size (height, mostly)?
If you can show another video that gives me an idea of that (full screen, so I can see how much you’re scrolling, and when it starts shaking), that might help.
The same thing i happening to me. It’s happening when i have the website zoomed-in. You can try different zoom levels and there is a good chance the sticky element will start shaking once you scroll all the way down to push-up ellement. A lot of people with HD monitors have their browser zoomed-in, so this is a massive problem and a reason why i can’t use this plugin.
The problem with sites zoomed in (or out), is that they convert positions, widths and heights using half-pixels.
My plugin sets a specific number of pixels for the position of the sticky element. For example, once an element needs to be sticky, the plugin could give it a top position of 131px. Then when you zoom out 10%, this 131 would be converted to something like 117.9px, and those sub-pixels often give issues in various browsers and screens (some see it as 117, others see it as 118, and others it switches back between the two of them).
I can’t really guarantee perfect results for that I’m afraid. My plugin should work fine on standard settings, but when those are changed, unexpected results can happen.
