WPWing Sticky Block

描述

WPWing Sticky Block is a Gutenberg container block that sticks to the top of the page once the visitor scrolls past it. Drop any blocks inside — a navigation menu, a call-to-action, a contact button, a sidebar widget — and they will follow the reader down the page.

Unlike CSS position: sticky (which only works within its parent scroll container), WPWing Sticky Block uses position: fixed with intelligent scroll detection, so it works reliably in any layout.

Key Features

• Multiple sticky blocks per page — place as many sticky blocks as you need, each with its own settings.
• Container block — nest any Gutenberg blocks inside: navigation, buttons, headings, images, widgets.
• Top offset — set how many pixels of space to leave between the sticky block and the top of the viewport.
• Admin toolbar aware — automatically shifts down for logged-in users who have the WordPress admin bar visible.
• Z-index control — fine-tune stacking order so the sticky block always sits above (or below) other elements.
• Scroll direction mode — choose “Always sticky” or “Only while scrolling up” (the pattern used by modern sticky headers that appear on the way back up).
• Stop before an element — un-stick the block before it overlaps a footer or another landmark, using a CSS selector (e.g. #footer).
• Disable on mobile — turn off sticky behaviour below a configurable viewport breakpoint (default 768 px).
• Sticky-state background color — set a background color that only appears while the block is stuck, e.g. a solid white behind a transparent nav.
• Sticky-state shadow — add a drop shadow (Small / Medium / Large) that appears only when the block is in sticky position.
• Sticky-state top padding — add extra breathing room above the content when the block is stuck.
• Accessibility — set an aria-label on the sticky wrapper to give screen reader users useful context.
• Zero dependencies — no jQuery. The frontend script is plain JavaScript, under 2 KB minified.

How to use

1. In the block editor, search for Sticky Block and insert it anywhere on your page.
2. Add blocks inside it — a Navigation block, a Button, a Group, anything you like.
3. Open the block settings panel on the right and adjust offset, z-index, scroll behaviour, and sticky-state styles.
4. Preview your page and scroll — the block will stick to the top.