My Sticky Bar Pro manages sticky navigation and floating welcome bars from a WordPress dashboard. When sticky menu is enabled, the selected menu or header stays at the top as visitors scroll. The add-on identifies that element by its CSS class or ID, using .navbar as the default sticky class. If your theme uses another element, change the class or ID in the plugin settings.

Control sticky menu behavior

Pro settings let you disable the floating menu on desktop or mobile, hide it while visitors scroll down, and enable or disable the floating header on specific pages. Custom CSS can adjust the appearance of the header and notification bars.

Set welcome bar show rules

Create multiple bars and use page targeting rules to show various messages on selected pages. A bar can appear after a scroll or a chosen delay. Set it to display on mobile, desktop, or both, and show or hide it for visitors in selected countries. For temporary announcements, set an expiry date and time zone. Bars can appear at the top or bottom of the page.

A countdown can use one global date and time or start separately for each user when they arrive. Sliding text cycles through multiple lines in a selected direction, for changing messages such as promotions or news updates.

Configure bar content and actions

• Add a discount coupon element and show a thank-you screen after a visitor clicks the button. Visitors can copy the coupon code from the bar.
• Add a contact form that collects a name and email address or a name and phone number. Pro can send email notifications when a visitor submits the form.
• Set the button to close the bar, redirect to another URL, or launch a Poptin popup. You can also add a rel attribute to the button.
• Adjust colors, font size, and font family; add custom HTML or CSS; and control whether the close button and call-to-action button appear on desktop or mobile.
• Set how often a bar appears after submission: on every page, once per visit, or not again after submission. An attention effect is also available for the button.

Set up the menu and bars

The plugin works with themes and builders including Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Gutenberg, Visual Composer, and Beaver. Responsive behavior depends on the active theme. In the dashboard, select a sticky menu, notification bar, or welcome bar; set its position, message, button, and display conditions; then adjust the sticky class or ID if the theme uses a different element. Preview the result and refine its appearance or behavior before publishing.