When the height it ‘auto’ on the header, and it is set to sticky, it triggers itself on scroll rather than just sticking initially. So it goes and then comes back from the top. Even with any animation turning off, it still does it and looks pretty awkward.
It also acts ‘absolute’ (the page goes behind it even before scroll) even when set to ‘relative’ , when there is no height set. Assuming because ‘auto’ doesn’t give the page any margin or space at the top to offset the header.
I’d usually set heights on header but on this one I have a conditional sub menu that shows on certain pages, so need the height to allow for that.
Hello @RubberDuckers,
Thanks for writing in!
You can add a Trigger Offset.
Once the trigger offset is set, there is enough space for the header before it becomes sticky.
Best Regards.
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