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#CSS feature faceoff: scroll triggered stuck nav (left) vs scroll driven animation nav (right) which do you prefer? try it (use Canary for the scroll-state() support)

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Brandon McConnell1 yıl önce

Left, personally I still wish there was an easier way to do something like :stuck but I understand the reasoning behind not doing it In my own codebase, I actually support :stuck in tailwind via a custom `stuck` variant that uses JS IntersectionObserver API behind the scenes 😁

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Adam Argyle1 yıl önce

scroll-state(stuck: top) is pretty easy But yeah, not a one liner

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Like all of the other replies this example is designed for trigger. Driven animations I'd argue are for cases where every individual intermediate frame is equally "correct"/desired. I feel like a lot of the driven examples Ive seen are actually subtly trying to be triggered

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Adam Argyle1 yıl önce

Agree! but I also see the inverse, a page covered in triggered animations that woulda been better linked

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Ryan Leichty1 yıl önce

The in-between state of the scroll driven animation isn’t very pleasant. I would only want background or no background with a transition between states

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Couldn't you set the right one to trigger after 1px though?

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Adam Argyle1 yıl önce

Yep, but sorta.. it could easily make it visible, but it can't simply trigger an interruptible opacity transition. to trigger a transition, you gotta do some tricky work, as it's unnatural to how scroll driven animations work

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Daniel Vaughn1 yıl önce

I prefer right, it feels more obvious what is going on. Left feels too abrupt

Martin Bean profil fotoğrafı

Martin Bean1 yıl önce

Neither. I absolutely hate web pages where things like headers change opacity, or shrink/grow as soon as I start scrolling.

Fabrizio Calderan profil fotoğrafı

Fabrizio Calderan1 yıl önce

I prefer the left one, but I would also change the colors of the login button when the header is white

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