danish-iqbal

Simple, easy yet very useful and configurable sticky header / fixed header plugin.
Just specify class name in options page and it gets sticky!.
<h4>Available Options:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Header Class: Enter class name of your header or nav element that you want to make sticky.</li>
<li>Animate: This brings header into display with animation type that you select below, default is ‘Fade In’.</li>
<li>Animation Type: Transition style for header when it becomes sticky</li>
<li>Shadow: Header will have shadow when it becomes sticky</li>
<li>Sticky Already: Makes header sticky when page loads</li>
</ul>
<h4>Please Note</h4>
Make sure your header’s z-index’s value is high enough to not get overlapped by other elements on the page. 
**Example: ** 
.header-class { z-index: 9999; }
If you have suggestions for a new add-on, feel free to email me at danishiqbalscorpio@gmail.com

Advanced Sticky Header

Easily make your site header sticky by just specifying element class name in options page.

Matt Bonacini

Currently this plugin is at its very first version, with limited features. NEW UPDATE WITH MORE FEATURES COMING SOON.
With Astrolabe, you can easily add to your website a fixed dock menu at the bottom of the screen that will follow the user as they scroll. Nowadays most modern websites include this type of menu on mobile devices, instead of the typical menu on the top right area of the screen, which may be more difficult to reach on a smartphone.
Astrolabe is responsive by default, and works across all modern devices, screen sizes, and browsers.
Currently Astrolabe comes with two different types of menus, a minimal one for up to 4 short menu items, and another one that can be opened or closed with a button.
Astrolabe automatically fades out when the user is scrolling near the bottom of the page to avoid covering any important element on your website’s footer.
More themes and variations of these menus coming soon!

Astrolabe

Astrolabe adds a bottom fixed menu that follows the user as they scroll, in the bottom area of the screen.

Advanced Sticky Header vs Astrolabe