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I have a block with position: sticky and a block under it. Is there any way to track the moment when the sticky block sticks to the top and add a class to the bottom block?

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I think I should use $(window).scroll() but don't know how.

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There is no "official" way of telling an element is being stuck with sticky positioning as I know of right now. But you could use a IntersectionObserver.

It works by observing changes in an elements position related for example to a viewport, in the case of this code sample it checks for at least a 1px difference (threshold: 1).

const el = document.querySelector(".stickyElement")
const observer = new IntersectionObserver( 
  ([e]) => document.querySelector(".elementThatShouldUpdate").classList.toggle("desired-class", e.intersectionRatio < 1),
  { threshold: [1] }
);

observer.observe(el);

You should also update your CSS for the sticky element to account for the 1px difference:

top: -1px;

And also account for this extra offset, so you should add either a border or a padding to this element:

padding-top: 1px;

Let me know if this helps.

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