Overview

The vue-sticky-element component brings an enhanced user experience to navigation bars by providing a smoothly transitioning sticky feature. When integrated into a Vue application, it ensures that your navbar remains accessible even when users scroll down the page. It cleverly hides the navbar while scrolling down and reveals it again when scrolling back up, adapting easily to both touch and desktop interfaces.

Integrating this component is straightforward whether you are using Vue 2 or Vue 3. With customizable behaviors and properties, developers can fine-tune how the navbar performs, making it a versatile tool for modern web design.

Features

Sticky Navbar: The component allows the navbar to stick to the top of the screen as soon as it is scrolled out of view, ensuring consistent access for users.
Hide/Show Functionality: Automatically hides the navbar when users scroll down and shows it again as they scroll up, enhancing user navigation and content focus.
Touch Screen Compatibility: Specifically designed to handle touch screen issues, reducing erratic visibility changes when users have their fingers on the screen.
Customizable Behavior: Offers properties to adjust how and when the navbar becomes visible based on the scrolling direction, allowing for tailored user experiences.
Flexible Transition Options: With customizable transition durations and classes, you can modify the visual appearance during the navbar's entry and exit.
Scroll Element Flexibility: Capable of targeting specific scrollable elements instead of the default window, making it suitable for various applications, including mobile setups.
Real-time Adjustments: Properties can be changed during runtime, ensuring seamless updates without reinitializing the component.
Event Emission: Emits events when the sticky state changes, providing developers with the opportunity to trigger further actions based on navbar visibility.

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Vue Sticky Element