WP Sticky Anything – Sticky Menu & Sticky Header, Sticky Sidebar, Sticky Social Icons & Cookie Consent

There are three easy methods: Method 1 (Simplest): Add the class "sticky" to your header element Method 2 (Settings Panel): Go to Dashboard → Sticky Anything → General Settings → Enter your header's CSS selector (e.g., .site-header or #masthead) → Save Method 3 (Customizer - Supported Themes): Go to Appearance → Customize → Sticky Anything → Sticky Header → Enable

Yes.

Just use .sticky class.

Yes.

To configure the sticky sidebar, go to your WordPress Dashboard, navigate to ‘Sticky Anything’ > ‘Settings’, and then select ‘Sticky Sidebar’.

No. = How to disable the sticky? Just remove class from settings. = How to find Sticky Class, what should I enter here? The "Sticky Class" you need depends on the theme you're using. To find it, right-click on your sidebar and choose “Inspect” (in Firefox) or “Inspect Element” (in Chrome). This will open the browser’s developer tools, where you can see the HTML structure of your site. Look for the element that contains your sidebar — it might have a class name like sidebar, widget-area, or something similar. Once you’ve found it, copy the class or ID. If it’s a class, make sure to add a dot (.) in front of the name (e.g. .sidebar). If it’s an ID, use a hash (#) instead (e.g. #widget-area). This is the selector you’ll use as the Sticky Sidebar Element. = Where can I find the Sticky Anything settings on Elementor? =\ Inside Elementor Editor → Select any container → Go to Advanced Tab → Scroll to Sticky Anything section.

Popular classic themes such as Astra, Blocksy, GeneratePress, Kadence, Neve, OceanWP, Storefront, and Zakra provide seamless Sticky Header compatibility.

Dashboard → Appearance → Customize → Sticky Anything → Sticky Header -> Enable & set z-index.

Yes.

Yes, absolutely. You can customize the message text, button labels and colors through the plugin settings.

Please use the support forum.