Description
Use myStickymenu to create a beautiful notification bar for you website. You can also use this sticky menu plugin will make your menu or header sticky on top of page, after desired number of pixels when scrolled. You can use it also to create a Welcome bar for announcements, promotion and more. This lightweight plugin will help your visitors navigate easily and reach to the navigation menu without wasting time. Install My Sticky Menu and improve your website’s user experience! If you want to change the CSS style, disable on scroll down or disable on specific pages. check out the Pro version.
By default, myStickymenu should make your menu sticky without any adjustments on your end – which means your menu should become sticky right out of the box. Sticky menu is designed to use element class “.navbar” as “Sticky Class”. That value should be modified in plugin settings for different themes to make it work. Sticky Class is actually nothing more than an element class (or id) of the element that should become sticky.
📢 Welcome Bar: Use this powerful feature to create a beautiful floating sticky notification bar. No coding skill required, just turn it on, set up your announcement text and button, and voilà – your top notification bar is good to go!
Let your visitors know about your company’s Coronavirus COVID-19 updates – due to the latest Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, many of our users use the welcome bar to announce about their Coronavirus COVID-19 updates. You can use the notification bar as a Corona Virus – COVID-19 banner to make sure your visitors are up-to-date.
With more than 80,000+ active installs and around 100 five-stars reviews, you can be sure that My Sticky Menu plugin is the right fit for your website.
BENEFITS
- Improve user experience by letting your visitors access the navigation menu and navigate to the pages they want when they want to.
- Make your website look more modern with sticky menu on desktop and mobile.
- Increase number of pageviews and visitors’ time on website
- Create your own floating Welcome Bar and let your visitors know about your latest deals, announcements or any other important information
The sticky header function is localized (multi language support) and responsive (as far as your theme is). Also there is possibility to add custom css code which make this plugin very flexible, customizable and user friendly. You can also use the notification bar in any languauge.
My Sticky Menu plugin is originally designed for Twenty Thirteen template but should work on any theme, like: OceanWP, Nirvana Template, Travelify, Twenty Sixteen, Twenty Ten, Twenty Eleven, Max Magazine, Graduate, Lawyer theme, Spacious, Suits and more.
My Sticky Menu is tested and compatible with Elementor website builder, Divi, WPBakery, Gutenberg, Visual composer, Beaver and other WordPress website builders.
WITH WELCOME BAR FEATURES YOU CAN:
- Display your floating bar at top position
- When the user clicks on the welcome bar button you can close the bar, redirect to another URL, or launch a Poptin pop up
- Change the background and button colors for your hello bar
- Change display frequency after submission – show the announcement bar on every page, once a visit, or don’t show the announcement bar after it’s submitted
- Add an attention effect to your button and increase conversion and CTR
- New! Add any custom HTML to your notification bar including strong, underline, italic, and much more. Use custom HTML to create a beautiful notification bar
- Change font size and font family
- Set your own text and call-to-action button text
- Show the closing X on desktop/mobile
- Show the call-to-action button in your top notification bar on desktop/mobile
- Redirect your visitors to another URL on-click
WITH MY STICKY MENU YOU CAN:
- Show sticky header on scroll down/up
- Fade or slide effect
- Disable at small screen
- Choose when to make visible on scroll
- Change the font color when the menu is sticky
- Change the background color
- Change the opacity
- Change the sticky transition time
- Define the z-index of the sticky header
- Set an entrance effect for your sticky menu
Welcome Bar Pro Features
- Multi Welcome Bar – Create a separate notification bar for different pages based on page targeting rules (E.g. seperate notification bar for different languages, different product categories and much more)
- Display your floating bar at bottom position
- Change the height of the sticky notification bar
- Open redirect link in a new tab
- Show your notification bar just on mobile or desktop
- Show your notification bar on scroll or after a few seconds
- Set an expiry date for your welcome bar, including settings a timezone
- Display your floating notification bar on specific pages
- New: You can set a thank you screen which appears after the button is clicked (can be used for coupons or any other message you want to show your visitors after they click on the button)
- New: Add a rel Attribute to your notification bar button
But wait, there’s more 😉
WHAT DO YOU GET IN THE PRO PLAN
- Disable floating menu on Desktop/Mobile
- Disable floating menu on scroll down
- Add CSS style to the floating header
- Disable/enable floating header on specific pages
Live Demo
A live demo for myStickymenu plugin and notification bar is available at Premio’s demo site.
myStickymenu IS GDPR COMPLAINT
We don’t store any local data about your visitors. Any time your menu or notification bar appears on your site, the plugin will not store any local data about it.
Pro tip: You can the plugin’s notification bar to let your website visitors know about your cookie policy 🙂
Testimonials
“Works great.
One of the key element that i consider when choosing a theme is the sticky menu option. If the theme doesn’t have it normally I don’t use it. But now that’s not a problem for me anymore.”“This plugin rocks!
This plugin does exactly what it should. It is simple but powerful. I would suggest to anyone who wants to make their navigation menu sticky! I especially love the hide header on scroll down, show on scroll up feature that is built it. Great work!
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Installation
After you activate the plugin, you should be able to create your first notification bar with ease, just customize the apperance and save. If you want to create a sticky menu, in most cases the plugin should be able to find the class/ID for the menu, if not then change sticky class/id to .your_navbar_class or #your_navbar_id – you might need to purge cache after saving.
For example:
Celestial-Lite (sticky header)
** Sticky Class => #branding
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; background:none!important; max-width:100%!important; } .myfixed #site-navigation { margin-top:0px!important; } .myfixed #logo img {width: 200px;}
Church Theme
** Sticky Class => #menu-hauptnavi
Customizr Theme
** Sticky Class => .row-fluid (for header) or .nav (for menu)
CyberChimps
** Sticky Class => .navbar-inner
Decode
** Sticky Class => .header-menu
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 370
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; background:none!important; max-width:100%!important; padding-top:5px; padding-bottom:5px; }
Genesis / Dynamik Theme
** Sticky Class(sticky header) =>.site-header
** Sticky Class(sticky menu) =>.nav-primary
Graduate
** Sticky Class => .main-navigation
Graphene
** Sticky Class => #header-menu-wrap
Illdy
** Sticky Class => .top-header
** Disable at Small Screen Sizes => 993
Illdy (mobile support)
** Sticky Class => .header-blog
** CSS Style => #mysticky-nav .myfixed { margin:0 auto; float:none; border:0px; background:none; max-width:100%; } .myfixed .bottom-header {display:none;}
Lawyer theme
** Sticky Class => .wrapper
** .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; background:none!important; max-width:100%!important; } .myfixed { padding-left: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-top: 0px; } .wrapfixed { -webkit-box-shadow: 0 8px 6px -6px rgba(68,68,68,0.6); -moz-box-shadow: 0 8px 6px -6px rgba(68,68,68,0.6); box-shadow: 0 8px 6px -6px rgba(68,68,68,0.6); } .myfixed .logo img { max-height: 45px; } .myfixed .quick-info { display: none; } .myfixed .mainmenu { margin: 0px } .myfixed .mainmenu { padding-top: 7px; }
Max Magazine
** Sticky Class => #nav
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 250
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; background:none!important; max-width:100%!important; } #nav { min-height:40px!important; }
Naturo Lite
** Sticky Class => .header-inner
Nirvana Template
** Sticky Class => #access
OceanWP
** Sticky Class => #site-header
Responsive
** Sticky Class => .main-nav
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 250
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; max-width:100%!important;} .myfixed .menu { background:none!important;}
Spacious
** Sticky Class => #masthead (sticky header)
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 250
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; max-width:100%!important;} .myfixed #site-description { display:none;} .myfixed #site-title a { font-size: 24px; } .myfixed #header-text { padding:0px!important;} .myfixed .main-navigation { padding-top: 0px!important; }
Storefront
** Sticky Class => .main-navigation
Suits
** Sticky Class => .navbar
Tempera Template
** Sticky Class => .menu
Travelify
** Sticky Class => #main-nav
Twenty Sixteen
** Sticky Class => .site-header-main
Twenty Ten
** Sticky Class => .menu
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 370
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; background:none!important; max-width:100%!important; } .menu {min-height:38px;}
Twenty Eleven
** Sticky Class => #access
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 600
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { float:none!important; max-width:100%;}
.myfixed .menu { background-color:none; float:left; }
.myfixed div { margin: 0px!important ; padding: 0px 7.6%; }
Twenty Eleven (add search to sticky menu bar)
** Sticky Class => #branding
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 600
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto!important; float:none!important; border:0px!important; background:none!important; max-width:100%!important; } .myfixed a {display:none;} #mysticky-wrap {min-height:500px;} .myfixed #site-title, .myfixed #site-description{display:none;} .myfixed #access { margin: 0px auto 0px; } .myfixed #searchform { top: 0.3em!important; }
Twenty Twelve
** Sticky Class => .nav-menu
** Make visible when Scrolled after => 250
Twenty Thirteen (sticky header – add your own custom logo image and edit to suite your needs)
** Sticky Class => #masthead
** .myfixed css class => .myfixed { margin:0 auto; max-width:1070px; width:100%!important;} .myfixed .search-form, .myfixed .site-description, .myfixed .site-title { display:none;} .myfixed .home-link { max-width: 55px; min-height: 38px; margin-left:20px; float:left; background-image: url(‘logo.png’); } .myfixed .navbar { max-width:645px; float:right;} .wrapfixed .navbar { background-color: transparent; } .wrapfixed ul { padding-right:0px; }
Webnus netStudio theme
** Sticky Class =>.nav-wrap2
Weblizar
** Sticky Class => .row
Wrock Metro Theme (entire header)
** Sticky Class =>#navigation
FAQ
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How to find Sticky Class, what should I enter here?
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So this depends on what you want to make sticky and what theme do you use, but for example if you want your menu to be sticky, than you can examine the code (in firefox right click and “View page source”) and find HTML element in which your menu 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. Twenty Thirteen default working class is “.navbar” without of quotes.
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Is there any way to restrict the width to the width of the header, rather than it being full width?
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Yes, just leave “Sticky Background Color” field blank (clear). Than if needed define custom background color for sticky header inside “.myfixed css class” field using .myfixed class.
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That will depend on a theme you use, but if initially your menu and logo are in one div than you can use that div class or id in myStickymenu settings.
If not you can change that in your header template file and add logo and menu divs inside new div with some custom class or id, than use that class or id in myStickymenu settings as a sticky class.
In CSS you can style your custom class while not sticky using custom class you added before. Furthermore you can style your menu while sticky using .myfixed class which is added by js to your custom class while sticky is active.
In some cases you can use the whole header div and than just style it different with .myfixed class, hide what you don’t need using CSS display:none; property, and position logo and menu as you like.
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Is there a time limit for the free plan?
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No. you can use the free plan as long as you want.
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There 2 ways to do it:
1. You can install the free Sticky Menu plugin plugin on any website you want
2. You can buy the Pro plan that includes licenses for 5 domains, or the Agency plan that includes licenses for 20 domains.
Check out our plans page. -
Once you purchase any paid plan of my sticky menu, you can use it forever. Support and updates are available for 1 year. You can renew your license each year to get another year of support and updates.
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Of course NOT! 🙂
Your Sticky Menu plugin 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. -
How do I activate my pro plan?
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Just follow our pro installation guide.
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A live demo for myStickymenu plugin is available at Premio’s demo site.
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How does the Welcome Bar feature work and do I have to enable it?
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After installing the plugin, you’ll have the option to turn on the welcome bar. You can create a floating bar that’ll appear on your site, and use it for promotion, announcements, and more. You don’t have to turn that feature on if you don’t want to 🙂
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Contributors & Developers
“Floating Notification Bar, Sticky Menu on Scroll, and Sticky Header for Any Theme – myStickymenu” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors“Floating Notification Bar, Sticky Menu on Scroll, and Sticky Header for Any Theme – myStickymenu” has been translated into 9 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
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Changelog
2.5.6
Z-index welcome bar fix
2.5.5
Fixed notification bar & WordPress admin panel bar overlap bug
2.5.4
Poptin support was added, you can now launch Poptin pop ups
2.5.3
Support route changed
2.5.2
Bugs fixed
2.5.1
WordPress 5.7 adjustments
2.5
Better instructions for the sticky menu feature & explainer video
2.4.9
Mobile bug fixed
2.4.8
JQuery bug fixed
2.4.7
Background color fix
2.4.6
Height fix
2.4.5
Background color fix
2.4.4
New entrance effects and bug fixes
2.4.3
Infrastructure changes
2.4.2
iPhone and iPad notification bar and sticky menu frontend issues fixed
2.4.1
Credit removal
2.4
You can now change the sticky menu font color when the menu is sticky. We’ve also fixed a resize issue and a Divi gap bug
2.3.9
Notification bar fix
2.3.8
You can add custom HTML to your notification bar now
2.3.7
Change the welcome announcement bar frequency
2.3.6
WP 5.4 compatibility, and welcome announcement bar fixed
2.3.5
Review change
2.3.4
Frontend fixes
2.3.3
Slight CSS fixes
2.3.2
Minor bug fixes
2.3.1
If the sticky menu is on, and welcome bar is disabled, google fonts aren’t downloaded
2.3
Fixed some appearance issues
2.2.9
Multiple lines support for the Welcome Bar
2.2.8
WP-admin submit button styling bug fixed
2.2.7
Added attention effects for the button
2.2.6
Sanitize input fixes
2.2.5
myStickyelements now works out-of-the-box with the following themes (which means you don’t need to find your menu’s class, it should work right after installation): Twenty Nineteen, Twenty Seventeen, Hello Elementor, OceanWP, Astra, Storefront, Twenty Sixteen, Neve, Hestia, Sydney, Shapely, GeneratePress, Mesmerize, Ashe, and Total. We’ve also added Google Lighthouse compatibility
2.2.4
Smoother transition when the sticky menu disappears
2.2.3
Pro version changes
2.2.2
Fixed apostrophes bug for Welcome bar
2.2.1
Sticky menu and welcome bar conflict fix
2.2
You can now add a welcome bar to your website
2.1.8
Upgrade page update
2.1.7
Fixed undefined indexes
2.1.6
Saving issue bug fixed
2.1.5
Security update
2.1.4
Fixed some page builders issues
2.1.3
Fixed variable output warnings bugs
2.1.2
Upgrade page change
2.1.1
- Added a testimonial
2.1
- New and easy UI, you can now select your menu from a dropdown
2.0.6
- Fixed: Enable / Disable at 404 page
2.0.5
- Added: Admin settings sidebar right
- Added: Admin separated js script
- Added: Admin separated css script
2.0.4
- Added: Hide for large screens
2.0.3
- Fixed: Missing bg color field
2.0.1
- Fixed: If user logged in but admin bar is not showing (error to calculate activation height)
- Fixed: Admin style conflict with Scripts n Styles plugin
2.0
- Added: If Make visible on Scroll is set to 0 automatic activation and deactivation scroll height will be used (useful for responsive designs).
- Added: Tabs for settings.
- Added: option to disable on scroll down (show only on scroll up).
- Added: Class .up and .down on scroll up or down.
- Added: Reset to default settings.
- Added: remove myStickymenu settings on plugin uninstall.
- Added: index.php to plugin root to prevent directory browsing.
- Fixed: If sticky menu class does not exist (null or undefined), it will show console log instead of error.
- Fixed: slide effect now slides on deactivate as well.
- Fixed: admin bar overlap for screens less than 600 px wide.
1.9.1
- Changed: admin bar is fixed as default, and menu goes under it.
1.9
- Fixed: enable / disable for search pages.
1.8.9
- Added: New option – Disable at certain posts and pages.
1.8.8
- Fixed: removed esc_attr for echo css, since input is already sanitized.
1.8.7
- Fixed: minor bug when browser resized.
1.8.6
- Fixed: minor bug.
1.8.5
- Improved: Improved performance and optimized scripts.
1.8.4
- Fixed: changed is_home() to is_front_page() for menu activation height on front page.
1.8.3
- Change: minor cosmetic changes…
1.8.2
- Fixed: js load on https
1.8.1
- Added: “Disable CSS“. If you plan to add style manually to your style.css in order to improve your site performance disable plugin CSS style printed by default in document head element.
- Minimized mystickymenu.js to improve performance.
1.8
- Added: “Make visible when scrolled on Homepage” after number of pixels. Now it’s possible to have one activation height for home page and another for the rest of the pages.
- Added German language
1.7
- Added multi language support (localization).
- Added languages – English (default), Spanish, Serbian and Croatian.
- Added Iris color picker script.
- Fixed jumping of page on scroll while menu is activated (height is defined before scroll event).
- mystickymenu.js moved to js folder
1.6
- Added: “Make visible when scroled” after number of pixels option.
- Fixed opacity 100 bug.
1.5
- Added option to enter exact width in px when sticky menu should be disabled “Disable at Small Screen Sizes”.
- Added “.myfixed css class” setting field – edit .myfixed css style via plugin settings to create custom style.
- Fixed google adsense clash and undefined index notice.
- is_user_logged_in instead of old “Remove CSS Rules for Static Admin Bar while Sticky” option
1.4
- Added fade in or slide down effect settings field for sticky class.
- Added new wrapped div around selected sticky class with id mysticky_wrap which should make menu works smoother and extend theme support.
1.3
- Added “block direct access” to the mystickymenu plugin file (for security sake).
- Added Enable / Disable at small screen sizes and Remove not necessary css for all themes without admin bar on front page.
- Added “margin-top :0px” to .myfixed class in head which should extend theme support.
1.2
- Fixed mystickymenu.js for IE browsers, so myStickymenu is now compatible with IE 10, 11
1.1
- Added administration options, now available through Dashboard / Settings / myStickymenu. Options are as follows: Sticky Class, Sticky z-index, Sticky Width, Sticky Background Color, Sticky Opacity, Sticky Transition Time.
- Old mystickymenu.css file is deprecated and not in use anymore.
1.0
- First release of myStickymenu plugin