First of all, to use this plugin, you need to enable the editing of the "ID Attribute" field for the elements of your application.
To do so, check the option "Expose the option to add an ID attribute to HTML elements" under "Settings > General > General appearance".

Now you're ready to use this plugin:

1) In your editor, open the element you want to become sticky based on the visibility of the trigger element, scroll to the bottom and set a unique text id inside the "ID Attribute" (ex: "sticky_element").


2) In your editor, open the element you want to use as trigger, scroll to the bottom and set a unique text id inside the "ID Attribute" (ex: "trigger_element").


3) Add anywhere on the page the element "Sticky" and set the "Sticky Element ID" and "Trigger Element ID" you just defined



You can also programmatically check in any workflow if the Sticky element is currently sticky or not by accessing the value "is sticky" stored inside the element.

Also, you can react to the element becoming sticky or no longer being sticky adding a workflow for the relative event.