How to use React Hooks to create sticky header or React components
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1 min readJan 21, 2020
When you create sticky header or sticky UI components, probably you can think to use pure css solution. .sticky { position: sticky; top: 0;}
🤔 The issue for pure Css solution is that it is not supported by all browsers e.g. IE, Edge. It is fine if you are building enterprise applications which is not required to support most browsers.
Now React Hooks is the most popular way to implement React Application instead of React Class. In this way, I will show you how to develop a sticky component with React Hooks.
💡Solution
We will create a Sticky component with Typescript.
Check the solution in below article link. It is integrated with gitlab codes snippet.
