Robert Wattner
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sticky Header Effects for Elementor] CSS conflictHi,
I’ll look into this and release an update as soon as I can. It will most likely be tomorrow.
Thanks for letting me know about this.Yes, you are right. The plugin doesn’t support being activated on more than one section/container. They both get the same classes applied and therefore the same CSS properties.
You can email me at rwattner@gmail.comIs this basically what you are trying to do?
https://testing.stickyheadereffects.com/Hi, the only thing I changed is using scale for the logo instead of a set height and auto width. Do you have a link?
Hi, I’ve updated the plugin.
Please let me know if this is working for you now. ThanksHi, thank you for pointing this out. I was able to duplicate the problem, and also able to solve it with some changes to the plugin code. I’ll release an update to the plugin with the fix to this as soon as I can.
Thanks again!Hi, I’m going to mark this resolved since you’ve gotten it working. Let me know if you need any more help.
I see you’ve got it working how you described. Did this help?
Hi, does any of the code from this sticky post work?
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/change-text-color-when-scroll/Let me know if it doesn’t and I can help you figure it out no problem.
You should set up the header how you want first. Transparent with white text. Then, use the plugin to change the background color and the CSS to change the link color. I hope this helps.
Edit: I just noticed you don’t have my plugin enabled on your page. Are you still using it or trying the built-in elementor sticky effects?
Here is a link where this issue was also covered.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/sections-sub-pages-from-anchor-links-being-overlapped/Both the overlap and anchor position behaviors you are experiencing are inherit roblem with a sticky(overlaping) and shrinking(height changing) headers in general. I recommend a google search for “offsetting anchor links for sticky header”. You’ll find this has been an issue with sticky headers in general since the beginning. If your header, or anything on the page, changes height then that affects the scroll distance needed to reach an anchor. So the act of the header shrinking makes the scroll distance innacurate.
I always use the anchor link widget, set position absolute, then you can adjust the vertical position exactly where you want it to scroll.
I hope this helps.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sticky Header Effects for Elementor] Navigating to anchor menu issueHere is another time this was addressed.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/anchor-position-change/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sticky Header Effects for Elementor] Navigating to anchor menu issueHi, this topic was just discussed a few posts before yours. Here is the link, I hope it helps explain what’s happening.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/awesome-plugin-but-first-time-scrolling-problem/You can send it to my email rwattner@gmail.com
Hi, sorry you are having problems. Do you have a link? What do you mean on top of each other. Is the plugin active on more than one container? Are you using elementor pro motion effects sticky option? Are you using the transparent header plugin option?
This isn’t technically a supported feature but can be done with a little CSS.
Try this code:.she-header-yes:not(.she-header) { top: 50px !important; }Replace 50px with whatever suits your needs.
This is without having seen the site but, given your description, I think it might work. Let me know.Also, this might have some side effects with the WP admin bar offset. Check the front end using an incognito window or logged out if that happens. It should be fine for normal visitors.
You can email the link or post it here, whichever you prefer.