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November 26, 2015 at 6:38 am
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Desktop shouldn’t be a problem. Unless you use a smooth scroll plugin, the effect will be mostly lost though.
Shouldn’t your header start at a larger size then? If so, how much… I could put something together based on the first pen. That makes most sense to me.
This is the only essential bit by the way :
if (st <= 40) {
newH = menu;
newP = 0;
}
else if (st <= 70) {
newH = menu - st + 40;
newP = st - 40;
}
else {
newH = 60;
newP = 30;
}
Below 40 pixels scrolled and above 70, basically do nothing, keep fixed heights. In between, make the header a pixel smaller with each pixel scrolled. And add just as much padding to the top of the following content so it appears to stand still.