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We currently have quite a few long pages on our conference site, like our awards page or our RFP.
It's quite a pain to have to scroll all the way to the top when you want to navigate away from the page or switch to a new one.
So I'd like to one (or both) of these options:
Have the sidebar navigation be "sticky". So it stays in your viewport/scrolls with you as you move down a page.
Have a small unobtrusive "scroll the top" button that when press will auto scroll you to the top. For an example of this in action and also some tips for how to make one, check out this css-tricks page.
I'm also open to other ideas to solve this issue / make a nicer user experience.
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We currently have quite a few long pages on our conference site, like our awards page or our RFP.
It's quite a pain to have to scroll all the way to the top when you want to navigate away from the page or switch to a new one.
So I'd like to one (or both) of these options:
I'm also open to other ideas to solve this issue / make a nicer user experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: