This can occur when theme header settings or z-index rules override ElementsKit settings.
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ElementsKit sticky header may fail due to incorrect configuration, JavaScript conflicts, CSS priority issues, or caching. Follow these 7 proven fixes to restore full functionality.
🚨 1. Verify Sticky Settings (Most Common Fix)
Critical configuration checks:
Desktop + Mobile (or desired devices)Slide Down orÂFade In (not “None”)Top (or custom position if intentional)How to adjust:
Edit header in Elementor → Click Sticky Header tab
Ensure “Enable Sticky” is ON
Set Offset toÂ
0 for top-positioned headers⚙️ 2. Resolve JavaScript Conflicts
Symptoms: Header works initially but breaks after scrolling.
Solutions:
Temporary plugin deactivation:
Deactivate all plugins except Elementor + ElementsKit
If fixed, reactivate plugins one-by-one to find culprit
Add conflict resolution code (
functions.php):