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You’ve probably seen a sticky header in action before, even on a WordPress site. They follow you as you scroll down the page, making navigating a website quicker and easier. They can even increase engagement by keeping the site menu always a click away.
But despite its popularity, this attractive UX design isn’t built into WordPress by default. Headers will usually stay put at the top of the website. So, how can you make your header sticky?
There are several different methods, from using WordPress blocks over installing a plugin to using code. Let’s cover a few of the best of them as well as best practices for using sticky headers on your site.