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Whether you’re an aspiring web developer or an ecommerce entrepreneur, your websites likely share some essential elements. For example, every site needs a clear header to help visitors navigate between different pages. However, if you use a page builder like Elementor to cut coding, you may be wondering if it’s still possible to make a sophisticated yet user-friendly Elementor sticky header.
Fortunately, using an Elementor header can provide your users with a streamlined way to explore your website. With this popular page builder, you can build a wide variety of headers that don’t disappear when users scroll down a site. This feature is what makes them ‘sticky’.
In this post, we’ll discuss how a sticky header works and the benefits of using one. Then we’ll show you how to make an Elementor sticky header with both the free and pro versions of the tool. Finally, we’ll provide you with additional customization options for your sticky headers using CSS. Let’s get started!