While the current core feature of sticking to the top is great, and there is a way to have a slight offset in pixels:
Positioning from top (optional): you can add any amount of space between the Sticky Block and the top of the page, so that the element is not always stuck at the "ceiling" of the page.
...it would be great if there was also a way to set the block to have "Positioning from the bottom", i.e. it scrolls with the page but stays near the bottom of the browser viewport as it scrolls.
This would be particularly useful when you're creating a floating link to one of the main pages of the website (such as the contact page), because those links are typically already in a floating navbar at the top, so having both the navbar and the floating buttons at the top is redundant in some situations like those, and it is more useful to be able to stick the floaty block to the bottom, while the navbar takes care of the top.
While the current core feature of sticking to the top is great, and there is a way to have a slight offset in pixels:
...it would be great if there was also a way to set the block to have "Positioning from the bottom", i.e. it scrolls with the page but stays near the bottom of the browser viewport as it scrolls.
This would be particularly useful when you're creating a floating link to one of the main pages of the website (such as the contact page), because those links are typically already in a floating navbar at the top, so having both the navbar and the floating buttons at the top is redundant in some situations like those, and it is more useful to be able to stick the floaty block to the bottom, while the navbar takes care of the top.