I thought I had a nice layout worked out where a header and sidebar float and a body element scrolls, then everything centered and fixed. Once I had everything set up I realized the floating group was blocking input elements below it.
All along I’ve felt like I’m over-complicating the concept and could accomplish everything better with responsiveness, but haven’t come up with anything yet. Thought I’d see what you guys think.
Hello
you can use pointer-events: none; on the parent group and pointer-events:all;
on the children. In this video you will see the floating group cookies has pointer event none while is children group has all, Allowing it to partially float over.
I have adjusted the test app for you. I had to use a js on page load as the page is not on a paid plan and therefor you can’t apply custom html headers on it.
Normally you would do the following:
Under Settings -> General, activate the option to expose attribute ID’s
Add a custom attribute ID to the floating group (as I did with the “float1” ID)