Sticky block on post

Hello, 

I'm trying to create a sticky block on a post page - does anyone know if it's possible?

Here's a basic post page: 
https://fyshwick-markets.squarespace.com/the-latest/flower-care-101
password: fyshwick

I'm wanting the image slider to stay sticky (fixed) while the content on the left moves as you scroll. Is there a way to achieve this? Ideally, I also want to be able to duplicate this 'post' for different posts, so I don't want to target the specific block ID if possible?

Thanks!

Try this guide:

https://www.will-myers.com/articles/create-sticky-sidebar-in-squarespace-classic-editor

Thank you so much! That's perfect, looks like it will sort out exactly what I'm aiming to do. Appreciate it!

45 minutes ago, holahannah said:

Thank you so much! That's perfect, looks like it will sort out exactly what I'm aiming to do. Appreciate it!

Excellent!

@Ziggy I tried following along with Will. But am I missing something?

https://www.wagthedog.nz/comprehensive-dog-grooming-services


The code is at the very top of the (CSS) window

 

5 hours ago, ShortAngryViking said:

@Ziggy I tried following along with Will. But am I missing something?

https://www.wagthedog.nz/comprehensive-dog-grooming-services


The code is at the very top of the (CSS) window

 

It will not work on Fluid Engine

10 minutes ago, Web_Solutions said:

It will not work on Fluid Engine

Just to expound a bit. There are two types of page section editors in v7.1. Classic Editor and Fluid Editor. Most folks who are recently editing their site are getting Fluid Editor sections. If you are a Circle Member your options are more flexible, currently.

Use your Circle power and check out your options.

thanks @creedon and @Web_Solutions. 

I have created a new classic editor section: copy and pasted the info where I like it. 

Works. But there is a question I didn't anticipate. How do I add the code block in Classic editor? I am used to Fluid Engine 

do I need to use a markdown block and put H1 H2 and H3 with P2 formatting? or is there an easier way?

41 minutes ago, ShortAngryViking said:

How do I add the code block in Classic editor? I am used to Fluid Engine 

Both types of editors have code blocks. In Classic Editor there are insertion points. You hover over the edges of blocks and you can insert more blocks by clicking on the plus. It's the same technique you'd use to edit a blog post, event, or store product Additional Info.

You can or course read up on the Classic Editor and how it works online.

1 hour ago, ShortAngryViking said:

thanks @creedon and @Web_Solutions. 

I have created a new classic editor section: copy and pasted the info where I like it. 

Works. But there is a question I didn't anticipate. How do I add the code block in Classic editor? I am used to Fluid Engine 

do I need to use a markdown block and put H1 H2 and H3 with P2 formatting? or is there an easier way?

 

For better understand 

Hi everyone, 

I got this to work nicely using the tutorial @Ziggy suggested (thank you!). 

https://fyshwick-markets.squarespace.com/the-latest/flower-care-101
password: fg

Does anyone know if it's possible to just make the title text block sticky as well? So the paragraph text basically scrolls behind the title? 

I also wanted to cap the height of the scrolling left column text - ideally i don't want the text to extend further than the image on the right, is there a way to hide overflow here? I've attached a screenshot for reference. 

Thanks