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Simple Elementor Transparent Header Changing Background Color On Scroll
No extra plug-ins required! Elementor Pro required.
To begin with, create your hero section
Then, above it, create a new section
This is where the Elementor sticky transparent header will be. Give that section this width setting.
Create your header within that Elementor Section
Give that section the class ‘stickyheadersection’ . Adjust the padding to what you need.
Now, set the Elementor header section to sticky.
Set it sticky. (This is an Elementor Pro feature)
And give it negative margins to bring it above the hero section. Also give it a z-index value of 999.
Then, set 'Effects Offset' to '30', or your preferred value
This will determine when it will go from transparent to the color you will set in the code.
Finally, add this CSS to the place of your choice
Adjust the background color to your desired value. When scrolling down, the Elementor transparent sticky header will change to that color.
.stickyheadersection {
transition: background-color .4s ease;
}
.elementor-sticky--effects.stickyheadersection {
background-color: #fff; /* Background color when sticky */
box-shadow: 0px 0px 10px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.29); /* remove if you don't want a box shadow on the sticky header */
}
.elementor-sticky--effects.stickyheadersection a {
color: #000!important; /* Change this to the color of the links when sticky is active */
}
