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Brad, publish a dummy draft page with the left-nav template and the problem you're encountering so I can take a look. brian On Tue, Nov 18, 2014 at 1:13 PM, Brad Coffield <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Has anyone endeavored to get this to work? If not, is there anyone willing > to help me getting it to work, lol? > > What I'm talking about: > > 1. Use left-nav template in Libguides v2 > > 2. Once you scroll down in the content area get the left-nav to stay with > you, always visible. > > You can see a really slick example of it on the bootstrap docs page (which > also uses scrollspy to note where in the document you are...but lets slow > down haha): http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/ > > 3. Bootstrap has affix.js built-in and its therefore possible to do it > without any outside code. > > 3a. You can see info about affix.js at the bottom of the bootstrap docs > link I just provided. > > 4. I've gotten it to work BUT with a lot of problems. > > For one, it will stay stuck in the middle of the screen instead of sticking > to the top of the screen once you've started scrolling. > > For two, it breaks the responsivity: on small screens instead of normal > functioning it kinda hides behind the content column > > For three, once it starts scrolling its width changes. > > For four, it will cover the footer when you get down there. > > > To have the left-nav sticky on long content pages would be GREAT. > > Thanks a lot. > > -- > Brad Coffield, MLIS > Assistant Information and Web Services Librarian > Saint Francis University > 814-472-3315 > [log in to unmask] >