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It would be these fixed frontend bars, the problem is that I can’t find how a class is inserted to put things in it.
Example:
<div class="main-menu">conteudo</div>
After a little scrolling the screen is inserted the class:
<div class="main-menu isStuck">conteudo</div>
And I need to watch when you put and when you remove this class to put some "clones" inside it.
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Use the .on with scroll to observe, when scrolling the screen, whether or not the element has the class:
$(window).on('scroll', function(){
if($('.main-menu').hasClass('isStuck')){
console.log("tem a classe");
}else{
console.log("não tem a classe");
}
});
This already occurs, and I can’t override the event, I need to detect when the class "isStuck" arises and some of the div
@Dexxtz I didn’t get it right. You can try to explain it better?
@Dexxtz Well, if I understand it, the div wins the class without being related to scrolling to the top of the screen, is that it? Scrolling can be anywhere on the screen?
It works like this, there is already an event that puts and removes the class from the screen scroll, I need an observer in that div, and know the moment that the class is inserted and removed, example at some point of scrolling this div will win a class that my condition will insert content, but I don’t know at what point this will occur, I can’t remake this scrolling event just detect bind type, Trigger these things
@Dexxtz I updated the answer. See if that’s it.
@Dexxtz If you already have a "scroll" observer, there is no problem in adding this to the code, it will work parallel to each other, separately.
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After scrolling the screen, the div wins the class, ok! And when she will lose the class, when scrolling up?
– Sam
@DVD This after scrolling again until the initial state it disappears
– Dexxtz