> Slightly off-topic, but is there room in Media Queries for viewport scroll > position? > > In practice… > h2 { > position: static; > } > @media (scroll-top: 10px) { > h2 { > position: fixed; > top: 0; > } > } > I agree with Brian this should be a media query and not a CSS value extension to position. A scroll position media query gives you much greater control over what an element should do when a certain scroll position is met. One use case would be creating a slim lined version of your navigation once the user scroll past a certain point with this MQ it'd be very easy. Another off the top of my head is being able to use this within scrollable containers that have overflow: auto set. As well as having a scroll-top a scroll-left or better yet a scroll-start to factor in ltr/rtl layouts. I could then do AND/OR conditions for the scroll position for greater control. @media (scroll-top: 15px) and (scroll-start: 200px) { // alter elements based on multiple scroll positions } -RyanReceived on Wednesday, 5 September 2012 07:00:31 UTC
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