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JavaScript Using jQuery Plugins Add a Sticky Navigation Bar Understanding Plugin Events

Warren Leyes
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Warren Leyes
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Warren Leyes
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My Solution!

the following is my solution:

$('.header').on('sticky-start', function(){
  $('.description').html('We build <strong>great</strong> apps');
}).on('sticky-end', function(){
  $('.description').html('We build apps');
});

would this be the preferred approach to writing this or is it better to have 2 separate blocks of code as shown in the video?

$('.header').on('sticky-start', function(){
  $('.description').html('We build <strong>great</strong> apps');
});

$('.header').on('sticky-end', function(){
  $('.description').html('We build apps');
});

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