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# Sticky Sections
## Stick Section
In Maker, the Sticky setting locks a section into place so that it does not disappear when the user scrolls down the page. In other words, it is accessible from anywhere on the story without having to scroll. Sticky setting used with anchors is handy on long pages making in-page navigation easy. In addition, sticky grids work great with navigation and CTA's that always appear as the user scrolls the page, leading to better conversion, reduced bounce rate, and customer experience.To enable the setting, select the grid that will be sticky and toggle ON sticky from the grid contextual panel on the main desktop breakpoint. Once the sticky setting is toggled on, you will see additional options for the section's sticky behavior and placement.
Behavior - Sticky sections can be "fixed" on the page, so they are always in view. A good use case would be for sticky sections on the top or bottom of the story. Selecting the option "Sticky" from the behavior dropdown allows the section to become sticky only after a user scrolls past that section. A good use case for this would be in the middle of the story.
Position -Select the position of the sticky section- top or bottom. In addition, manually offset it by adding the exact pixel value.
Note : The option to add a sticky section is available only on the main desktop breakpoint. If you currently have another sticky element, like a navigation bar, on your page in addition to the one in the Maker story, please contact for instructions on using the "Stick to element" feature.
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