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Feature request : full width fixed block in ion-content #9110
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Any news on this issue? Still no solution for the overlaps? |
@peter please look at the messages before closing an issue, the issue is not ion-content being fixed, we should be able to make a div element inside ion-content fixed so that the other elements inside the ion-content should not overlap that div when scrolling |
@melioring I found a way to solve the issue #10291 I opened, therefore my issue didn't need to be solved and I closed it. But this issue #9110 remains open. |
@movrack Could you update the plnkr? Just by looking at your text description, I think that @peterpeterparker 's solution could achieve it. So I would like to see an example to understnad more about your expected result. |
Thanks for the issue! This issue is being closed due to inactivity. If this is still an issue with the latest version of Ionic, please create a new issue and ensure the template is fully filled out. Thank you for using Ionic! |
As explained in #9071 , I would like element non scrollable in ion-content.
Comportement look to be same as ion-header or ion-footer but could be inserted inside ion-content.
Example of used: a page with following structure
-content-header (fixed)
-content scroll (actually current ion-content)
-content fixed
-content-scroll (actually current ion-content)
-content-footer (fixed)
-ion-footer
I know the existance of "ion-fixed" attribute (https://github.com/driftyco/ionic-site/issues/776#issuecomment-258487040), but my use look to be not the right behaviour and so, ion-fixed look to be more for a use like a fab button or something else who must be overlaps the scroll content.
In my case, the fixed element has the same level than the scroll part and don't have != z-index who make an overlaps.
example of rendering:
http://run.plnkr.co/NekFUEmOOw3k8z7P/
moreover, some other look for this and has some workarround:
https://forum.ionicframework.com/t/scroll-false-in-ionic-2/64571/12?u=mse
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