This might be a theme question, but before I pursue a theme-based solution, I wanted to explore if my task can be created with some content or CSS trickery. I have created a secondary menu for our conference website, www.PresentationSummit.com. It is just a BB row of content and the menu items are a mash-up of links to modules and pages – random enough that I am unaware of how a menu-creating plugin could address it.
I want to make that content row be sticky (i.e. not scroll away as the reader moves down the page). How might this best be accomplished?
Unfortunately, I’m not sure if what you are looking to do is possible with BB, that would be more in the realm of a 3rd party menu plugin or similar solution. Sorry about that! We do have plans of looking at a menu module, but that is a ways out at this point.
Thanks, Billy. I was not suggesting that the solution would, or even should, come from your team. I was wondering if one of the more clever users here might know of a trick that would address this. Who knows, maybe this is within the capabilities of CSS Hero. That’s my hope, anyway…
Hi Rick.
To me this seems also a question of architecture. I assume you mean the menu “Tracks, Schedule, Theme etc.”. If you generate this as a WordPress Menu instead, give it a specific class and then add the rule position: relative; to the parent element and the position:fixed; to the menu with position parameters it should work.
I’ll leave this thread unresolved in the event someone can offer up a solution!