This is along the same lines as the other issue I noticed on here. However, I am only using ONE sticky item (for now). I notice that when in chrome, after I hit the sticky item, the scroll lag is noticeably bad. I attempted to add the $(".sticky:not(.set)").sticky().addClass('set'); code, however, it didn't make a difference.
To maybe aid the quest, I do only notice it when my browser is at full size. I am at 1920x1080 resolution on a 24" monitor. If I resize the browser to a smaller window, it goes away. This makes me assume it is rather resource heavy?
I attempted on different types of items as well (small unfilled divs and whatnot), and all had the same effect. :(
I LOVE the multi-sticky usage and LOVE the offset abilities as well. :) Thanks for a great script!
This is along the same lines as the other issue I noticed on here. However, I am only using ONE sticky item (for now). I notice that when in chrome, after I hit the sticky item, the scroll lag is noticeably bad. I attempted to add the $(".sticky:not(.set)").sticky().addClass('set'); code, however, it didn't make a difference.
To maybe aid the quest, I do only notice it when my browser is at full size. I am at 1920x1080 resolution on a 24" monitor. If I resize the browser to a smaller window, it goes away. This makes me assume it is rather resource heavy?
I attempted on different types of items as well (small unfilled divs and whatnot), and all had the same effect. :(
I LOVE the multi-sticky usage and LOVE the offset abilities as well. :) Thanks for a great script!