Sticky Tailwind Navigation Guide
Scrolling sites are better with sticky navigation. Use our generator to create a header that follows your users as they explore your page.
When to use this solution:
Use this for long landing pages or documentation where the 'Contact' or 'Sign Up' links should always be visible.
Common Use Cases
1Step-by-Step Guide
Apply 'sticky' class
Use 'sticky top-0' on your main <nav> or <header> container.
Set a high z-index
Add 'z-50' to ensure the header stays above other onto-page elements.
Configure background
Use a solid background or a 'bg-white/80 backdrop-blur' for a modern semi-transparent look.
Download the snippet
Grab the specific combo of classes for your sticky header.
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Build Sticky HeaderFrequently Asked Questions
Why is my sticky header behind images?
Check your z-index; ensure 'z-50' (or higher) is applied to the navbar.
Does sticky work on mobile?
Yes, but be careful not to make the header too tall or it will eat up valuable screen space.