In this example the inner grey div should be behaving like a sticky div – so it sticks to the top of the screen when you scroll down the page – but that ain’t happening! What have I got wrong?
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Look like you are trying to use
position: fixed
to me, maybe i didn’t get your question rightThe outer div has only the sticky element as a child so it has nothing to scroll.
If you add the content inside the outer div it works fine.