As Philip Braunen points out, "Sticky positioning is one of those CSS features that's pretty delicate and can be negated by a lot of things." This complexity arises when sticky elements need to coordinate with other elements to form a combined height, such as `100vh`. Understanding sticky behavior in relation to viewport height is essential for successful implementation.
Sticky headers are a popular design choice for many websites, offering a convenient way to keep navigation menus or other important content visible as users scroll through a page. However, the implementation of sticky positioning in CSS can be fraught with challenges.
The primary challenge is that sticky positioning relies on the viewport to determine its behavior. When full-height elements are involved, the viewport's height can be altered, leading to conflicts and the loss of the sticky effect.
To address this, Braunen suggests a solution that involves careful planning and consideration of the layout structure. One approach is to ensure that sticky elements are not intrusively affected by other surrounding elements.
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