[Appbar] add position="sticky"
See original GitHub issueSupport for position: sticky;
is pretty good at this point; it would be nice to have this as an option for Appbar behavior.
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Sorry. “I happy with the idea”. No need to worry about the old-browser fallbacks. As far as I know, the CSS specification is taking care of it for you. IE 11 will read
position: sticky;
as unknown and fallback toposition: static;
.@petermiles Took care of it. Thanks for proposing your help! Don’t miss the
good first issue
tag.