Hi, I hate to be that person, but can someone advise me how to get the sidebar to stick when scrolling. I just pasted it but its not working. https://www.relume.io/components/content-32
you have to use position: sticky on that left component wrapper to make it stick to the overall container that holds the left sidebar and right content.
Jordan G. Richard is definitely on the right track - but also, you'll want to make the wrapper for the sidebar extend the full height of the page, and then turn one of the divs inside of that into position sticky. Position sticky essentially needs a "track" to run on - but my guess is that by default this component doesn't have a sidebar track. If you share a read-only/sandbox link, I can point to a more specific settings change. (Why the hell did that just sound so AI? I swear it wasn't)
Hey Matt J., well I copied this from Relume exactly. I was assuming it would be drop and go. Here is the link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/wxllspace-v3?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=designer&utm_content=wxllspace-v3&preview=8d7b0307f355988fca243f08ae7e58ba&pageId=641076f809fd5305bafcab40&itemId=69f35f24c6d3f14938060eb5&locale=en-US&workflow=preview
Jordan G. it doesn't look like you started this Webflow project using our style guide and I'm not seeing any of the utility classes that should be in a Relume project. So I guess that's issue number one. You'll want to wrap the contributers divs into a single div and then make that position sticky.
oh, I had a project already. I thought by doing that step it would mess up my styles.
naw - but it looks like you have a bunch of duplicate classes - so it would likely not turn out great to copy in the style guide manually at this point either, unfortunately.
are you using our chrome extension for class sync or no?
yea, I only saw the ability to clone the style guide into a new project
no, I just used the copy and paste feature
okay, just dove head first eh Jordan! 馃挭
yea, i've done that before for other components, simpler onees
Yeah, would install our chrome extension, clean up the duplicate classes, then copy in our style guide page that brings in utility classes, and then you should be good to copy in our components into an existing project. We have several docs that touch on all of this here: https://www.relume.io/resources/home#webflow Specifically:
It'll be a decent amount of work but once you have this setup correctly, you'll be able to build pages using our components very quickly. Also once you have this setup, you can also generate pages and copy them into Webflow from the Relume Site Builder as well. But you'll want to read each of these docs carefully - especially the fix duplicate classes and the updating existing projects docs carefully - carve out at least 30 minutes to an hour to get all this cleaned up and ready to rock. I also have this loom that walks through a little bit of this: https://www.loom.com/share/3a7e1062f984405fa33fad16e5d0de72 If you get stuck anywhere, please reach out sooner rather than later - don't spin your wheels on it, I'm happy to help and get you unblocked!
that's a beast of a project though, so I understand not wanting to start over
ah ok, so this is because of duplicate clases. I need to clean those up 1st.
yeah, do the steps I mentioned in order

