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Armchair
Enhance UX with Armchair.ai's cookie notification script: manage notifications, adjust sticky navbars, and improve navigation.
Cookies Management
Updated 17 minutes ago
Armchair's Top Features
Manages display of cookie notifications
Adjusts sticky navbar position
Toggles dropdown menus on hover or click
Adds/removes navbar 'active' class based on scroll
Collapses navbar on link click
Highlights active page links based on URL path
Uses local storage to remember user actions
Executes UI adjustments when the document is ready
Employs 'checkIfSticky' function to improve layout
Enhances overall navigation experience
Frequently asked questions about Armchair
The script displays a cookie notification and hides it on subsequent visits if dismissed. It also adjusts the sticky navbar position if it overlaps with the cookie notification.
Clicking 'Got it!' sets a local storage item to 'false,' hiding the cookie notification on future visits.
Yes, it adjusts the position of the sticky navigation bar if it overlaps with the cookie notification.
Dropdown menus are toggled on mouse hover or click, with visibility and state managed accordingly.
The script includes navbar class adjustments based on scroll position, auto-closing navbar on link clicks, and highlighting active page links based on the URL path.
The 'hideParent' function hides the cookie notification by setting a local storage item and adjusting the sticky navbar's position.
The script checks the cookie notification's display status and adjusts the UI accordingly. It also calls the 'checkIfSticky' function to modify layout elements.
No, once the 'Got it!' button is clicked, the cookie notification is hidden on future visits based on the local storage setting.
The 'checkIfSticky' function is crucial for assessing whether UI elements are sticky and adjusting their layout to improve user experience.
Yes, it improves navigation by handling dropdown menus, scroll-based navbar adjustments, link interactions, and active page highlighting.
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