Joseph C

You should look at the example. This plugin only fixes to the top or bottom or somewhere in the middle. CSS is what you use to fix position elements right...

There are a couple of issues: 1. To get the sidebar to unfix and move up the page when the footer hits it, set the limit like this: $('.page-template-template-dsr-php #sidebar').scrollToFixed({...

For your second question, add this to the options: ``` minWidth: 960 ``` Looks like I left that out of the documentation. Oops!

The plugin sets the target element to absolute to give the impression that the element is now scrolling up the page from where the limit kicks in. If it jumped...

I am closer by moving the #main-sidebar-container before the #content container. Of course, this messes up the other styling, but the jump no longer occurs and it fixes and limits...

Sorry, I meant #sidebar :)

Yeah, moving it out of the #content container is not the ideal solution. Just trying to see what is causing the jump.

This is a tough one so far. Sorry, I have not come up with the solution to the jump yet. It appears that, although the layout and css are simple,...

While the layout is simple without javascript, it becomes very complex with all of the dynamic movement, with javascript, which is throwing off the static values with which the plugin...

OK, here is the solution: I added an option to the plugin to removeOffsets. This will reduce the top and left by their initial offset values, respectively. This will compensate...