Next buttons sticky to vertical center of your window?

[samrgray]

That was the idea — do you think this would be too much?

[kpettinga]

@samrgray I think it might get in the way of some content at certain points in the page. For instance, at a browser width under 1070, it would overlap the right-most filter options above the school list: http://grab.by/Ckka

[samrgray]

My feeling was that would be ok, since people can scroll to view. It definitely makes it unmissable, which is kinda a good thing. If the consensus is against though, it's fine.

[emmadwhite]

I agree with Sam, but Kirk, I hear your concern - at this screen size, could we move the button up? so it’s not blocking the preferences?

[kpettinga]

Yeah but the whole point of a sticky button is that it sticks, so eventually the user wil scroll far enough to where it will block the preferences

On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 3:27 AM, Emma White [email protected]
wrote:

I agree with Sam, but Kirk, I hear your concern - at this screen size, could we move the button up? so it’s not blocking the preferences?

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[samrgray]

Emma are suggesting only having it stick on larger screens, but disabling that and letting it scroll with the page (and defining a position, like above the filters) for smaller screens?

[emmadwhite]

yep!

[kpettinga]

Oh sorry! Got it

On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 7:46 AM, Emma White [email protected]
wrote:

yep!

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[kpettinga]

From issue #41 :
The circular button was causing some issues in terms of overlapping content and just not feeling like it "fit" anywhere. So, I updated the style and I think it flows a lot nicer with the content. In terms of having it be sticky, performance-wise it was lacking. A lot of artifacts being left behind on scroll as well as inconsistent "stickyness" on mobile.

[emmadwhite]

@joelmahoney if you're ok with this solution, we can close this issue.