With myStickymenu, you can improve user experience and make your website look more modern.
Show menu on scroll down/up
Fade or slide effect
Disable on small screens
Choose when to make visible on scroll
Change the background color
Change the opacity
Change the transition time
What do you get in the pro plan?
Disable on Desktop/Mobile
Disable on scroll down
Add CSS style
Disable on specific pages
myStickymenu Screenshots
FAQ
Can I use myStickymenu on more than 1 website?
There 2 ways to do it:
you can install the free version of myStickymenu plugin on any website you want
You can buy the Pro plan that includes licenses for 5 websites, or the Agency plan that includes licenses for 50+ websites.
How long is my paid myStickymenu license valid for?
Once you purchase any paid plan of myStickymenu , you can use it forever. Support and updates vary depending on the plan you buy. We have 1 year/2 year or lifetime plans. You can renew your license when your plan expires
Will I be charged a renewal fee automatically after my license expires?
No. You will only be charged if you renew your license manually. You will get a reminder email before your renewal date.
Will myStickymenu stop working if I don't renew my license?
Of course NOT! 🙂 Your myStickymenu plugin and all your settings will continue to work as before; however, you will no longer receive plugin updates including feature additions, improvements, and support.
Do you offer refunds?
If you are not satisfied with the plugin or it doesn't work for you for any reason, you can email us at [email protected] within 30 days after your purchase and you will get a refund.
How to find Sticky Class, what should I enter here?
So this depends which theme do you use, examine the code (Firefox: right click on sidebar and ”Inspect Element”; Chrome: right click on sidebar than select “Inspect”) and find element in which sidebar is situated. This element have some class or id, and that's the Sticky Class we need. If using class than don't forget to ad dot (.) in front of class name, or hash (#) in front of id name. In most cases, it will work right away 🙂
