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Can someone explain how to do the scrolly thing where you scroll down to an element and it starts to follow you down the page? I don't have any examples sorry orz. Is it possible to do with css or is it a
jquery/javascript thing?

[Ginger]

Are you talking about like the sidebars that follow you down the page? if so, the position is fixed using CSS and is chosen to a certain place by left, top, and/or some index.

The Css would be something like...

div{
position: fixed;
left: 30px;
top: 30px;
}

if you want more technical version, I suggest looking up information on different types of positions, indexes, and how they effect the element and document.

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something like that. but it doesn't immediately fix to the top of the page, it fixes when you scroll down to it? the page numbers inside proboards threads are a good example. you know that bar that's like

< Prev #, #, # Next > actions search etc etc

like on this page, it's right below the topic title then when you start scrolling through posts, it follows you. that thing

[Ginger]

Like it stops following after you scroll back up, reach certain point?

//honestly I don't know, [never tried to figure it out...]//

I know there is maybe a proboard support thread that talks about how... but it was months ago so probably buried...//

Sorry couldn't be of much help.

Umm these might be great starting points? Maybe?

stackoverflow.com/questions/5902822/stopping-fixed-position-scrolling-at-a-certain-point
stackoverflow.com/questions/19914113/floating-social-media-reveal-appear-past-certain-point-scrolling-fixed-position