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I don't want to use It would be great if you could assign a selector as wrapper to the Sticky element. Example:
<div id="some-id-that-wraps-sticky-object"> ... <Sticky wrapper="#some-id-that-wraps-sticky-object"> ... </Sticky> ... </div>
Reason: <div id="some-id-that-wraps-sticky-object"> is outside the react root. Should also be able to do something like <Sticky wrapper="body">
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I see your use case, but I'm not a fan of reaching outside of the component arbitrarily. Would something like
<StickyContainer measureNode={domRef}> {/* ... */} </StickyContainer>
work for you? I'm not sure I like that either, but I'd prefer it over an arbitrary selector.
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I don't want to use
It would be great if you could assign a selector as wrapper to the Sticky element. Example:
Reason:
<div id="some-id-that-wraps-sticky-object"> is outside the react root.
Should also be able to do something like <Sticky wrapper="body">
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: