relatively-sticky

A jQuery plugin for creating smart sticky elements
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@@ -187,11 +187,26 @@ $("#sticky_item").stick_in_parent()
  187   187   });
  188   188 ```
  189   189 
  190    -1 Sticky kit listens to one event on `document.body`.
   -1   190 Sticky Kit listens to one event on `document.body`.
  191   191 
  192   192 * `sticky_kit:recalc` -- trigger this event to cause all sticky elements to be
  193   193   recalculated. More information below.
  194   194 
   -1   195 
   -1   196 If you want to remove sticky kit from an element after applying it you can send
   -1   197 that element a `sticky_kit:detach` event.
   -1   198 
   -1   199 Sticky Kit also listens to an event on the sticky elements:
   -1   200 
   -1   201 * `sticky_kit:detach` -- remove sticky kit and restore element to original
   -1   202   position
   -1   203 
   -1   204 For example:
   -1   205 
   -1   206 ```js
   -1   207 $("#sticky_item").trigger("sticky_kit:detach");
   -1   208 ```
   -1   209 
  195   210 ### Recalculating Sticky Elements
  196   211 
  197   212 If you're changing the markup of your page on the fly by removing, adding or