Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress · Version history
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 6.2.3
- Mar 30, 2023 (3 years ago)
- Releases
- 55
- since 2012
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.2.15
- PHP 7.2 or later
Releases each year
- 20125 releases
- 201314 releases
- 20141 release
- 20166 releases
- 20184 releases
- 20195 releases
- 20201 release
- 20215 releases
- 202213 releases
- 20231 release
20231 release
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.2.3Latest
- Fix: fixed widget might increase its height when scrolling
202213 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.2.2
- Fix: improve bottom offset calculation when scrolling up
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.2.1
- Fix: widget height increasing
- Fix: widget scrolling align position
- Fix: compatibility with existing CSS transition rules
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.2.0
- Improvement: requires PHP 7.2
- Fix: various improvements in cases where the fixed widget flickered, or the height was could not be determined correctly
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.1.1
- Improvement: reposition the fixed widget when the screen is resized, e.g., a mobile device turned into landscape mode
- Improvement: various optimizations for specific themes and setups reported by users
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.1.0
- Feature: Add the FixedWidget__fixed_widget__pinned class to the fixed widget while it is sticky and remove it when it is unfixed. This allows users to apply their own styling only during a fixed state.
- Improvement: rename “Test new version” option into “Improved version” and changed the option description to make it more clear that both script versions will be kept.
- Improvement: change “Fixed Widget Options” menu item into “Fixed Widget”
- Improvement: Handle edge cases where the Minimum Width option doesn’t work for specific themes
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.7
- Improvement: Compatibility with relative padding values
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.6
- Improvement: Compatibility with dynamically loaded content pages, i.e., infinite scroll
- Improvement: Compatibility with widgets that have large offsets
- Fix: Prevent padding from increasing on scroll
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.5
- Fix: Prevent overlapping of fixed widgets with non-fixed widgets when scrolling up
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.4
- Fix: Prevent fixed widgets overlapping non-fixed elements in certain themes
- Fix: Class selectors saved under the Custom Elements were wrongly prefixed with ‘#’
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.3
- Improvement: Check lazy elements and stop elements for changing their size and recalculate fixed position
- Improvement: Lower check interval from 1000 to 500 ms
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.2
- Improvement: Fall back to previous version when the theme does not support the new script – mainly because of using float instead of flex
- Improvement: Stop Elements work also when they are in a different column or sidebar than the fixed element
- Improvement: Recalculate Fixed Widget height on scroll
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.1
- Fix: use the previous Stop ID value in the new Stop Elements section
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.0
- Version 6.0.0 is a full rewrite of the frontend script. It fixes many edge cases like jumping, reloading, or resizing widgets. The rewrite also resolves bad Cumulative Layout Shifts.
- Most changes are available when you enable “Improved version” under Appearance > Fixed Widget.
- Please test and let us know if you discover any issues.
- added new (and optional) script version that uses position: sticky instead of position: fixed
- the frontend script does not need jQuery anymore
- removed unneeded options that previously helped resolving edge cases
- “Stop Elements” and “Custom Fixed Elements” now accept any selector, including IDs, Class, and Type selectors.
- fixed blocks in sidebars as introduced in WordPress 5.8
- define stop blocks in sidebars that move up fixed blocks on scrolling
- improved option descriptions on the admin page
- improved behavior for elements higher than the screen – they first stick at the top and scroll to the bottom later
- removed duplicating widget code
20215 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.0-beta-3
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.3.0
- fixed option not saving when using the Gutenberg plugin to edit sidebars with block editor
- disabled scripts and output on AMP pages since sticky widgets are not part of the AMP standard
- removed explicit translation files since all translations are handled through https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/q2w3-fixed-widget/
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.0-beta-2
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 6.0.0-beta-1
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.2.0
- Added q2w3-fixed-widget-sidebar-options filter for widget options in the frontend.
20201 release
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.9
- Fixed JavaScript events which were not called in some setups.
20195 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.8
- Fixed JavaScript bug that caused jumping / flickering of fixed widgets.
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.7
- Fixed “a.target.className.indexOf is not a function” bug
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.6
- linguistic corrections
- cleanup of the options page
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.5
- author change
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.4
- Added filter “q2w3-fixed-widgets”. It allows to filter array of widgets marked as fixed.
20184 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.3
- Now compatible with WP Page Widget plugin
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.2
- Now works fine with Shortcodes Ultimate widgets!
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1.1
- Resolves problems with Margin Bottom and Stop ID from version 5.1!
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.1
20166 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.0.4
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.0.3
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.0.2
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.0.1
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 5.0
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.1
20141 release
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0.6
201314 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0.5
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0.4
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0.3
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0.2
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0.1
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 4.0
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 3.0
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.3
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.2.4
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.2.3
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.2.2
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.2.1
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.2
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.1
20125 releases
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 2.0
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 1.0.3
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 1.0.2
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 1.0.1
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress 1.0
Questions about Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress’s releases
What is the latest version of Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress?
6.2.3, released on Mar 30, 2023 (3 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.2.15 and needs PHP 7.2 or later.
How often is Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 3 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from November 2012.
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