Pin any section, header, sidebar, or CTA to the screen as visitors scroll — with precise offsets and effects.
Turn any element sticky with per-device control and smooth transitions.
Pin headers, sidebars, and CTAs to the top, bottom, or a custom position.
Enable sticky behavior independently on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Add shrink, fade, and shadow effects with exact offset and stop points.
Choose the section or widget you want to keep on screen.
Toggle sticky and pick top or bottom with an offset.
Layer in shrink, shadow, or fade as the visitor scrolls.
No. Select any widget, section, column or container in the Elementor editor and open Advanced → Tiger Sticky. It uses native CSS sticky positioning rather than a script that repositions the element on every scroll frame.
Yes. Enable On lets you choose Desktop, Tablet and Mobile independently, so a sticky bar that works on a wide screen can be switched off where it would crowd a small one. The offsets are responsive per breakpoint too.
Yes — that’s the Stuck State Styles group, which restyles the element only while it is actively pinned. You can set a background colour and backdrop blur for a frosted-glass bar, tighten the padding, scale it down, and add a box shadow to lift it off the content beneath.
Yes. An Enter Animation — none, fade, slide down or slide up — plays the moment the element pins, with a transition duration you set in milliseconds.
Yes. Stick To offers Top or Bottom of the viewport, each with its own offset from the edge, so a persistent call-to-action bar works the same way a sticky header does.
Raise its Z-Index, which controls stacking order once stuck and defaults to 100. Sticky Width and Sticky Alignment control how the element sizes and positions itself once it leaves the normal document flow.
Sticky effects built right into the Tiger Elements toolkit.
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