In a responsive design, you have a sidebar that should stick to the top after scrolling past its initial position but stop sticking when it reaches the footer. Which positioning property would you apply to the sidebar?
- Absolute
- Fixed
- Relative
- Sticky
To create a sidebar that sticks to the top after scrolling past its initial position but stops sticking when it reaches the footer, you should apply the "position: sticky" property. It maintains the element's natural position until a specified scrolling threshold is reached, and then it behaves as if it were fixed.
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