jquery - Bootstrap 3 columns shifting over horizontially after fixed positioning is applied -


i having issue 2 of bootstrap columns shifting left when 'position: fixed' property applied far left sidebar column. fixed position property applied once column hits top of window, otherwise column static. doing jquery. prior jquery code firing , applying fixed position property, aligned properly. thinking once fixed position added far left sidebar column, there "void" , 2 columns in question shift left fill it.

here code below further detail. apologize if explanation unclear!

html:

#fixed1is far left sidebar column being fixed once page scrolls top of browser window. commented "shifting column 1" & shifting column 2" next 2 columns shifting left after #fixed1 changed fixed position via jquery.

<div class="container-fluid">         <div class="row" id="places-container">         <!-- begin places side box -->             <div class="col-md-2" id="fixed1">                 <p>places</p>                      <br>                       <img src="images/places-logo.svg" id="sidebarlogo" class="center-block" style="width: 50px;">                     <br>                  <span id="places-text">                      fill text fill text fill text fill text                   </span>             </div>         <!-- end places side box -->      <!-- shifting column 1 -->  <!-- begin places images -->         <div class="col-md-5">             <img src="images/places-img1.jpg" class="center-block">         </div>       <!-- shifting column 2 --> <div class="col-md-5">             <img src="images/places-img2.jpg" class="center-block">         </div>          <div class="col-md-10 col-md-offset-2">             <img src="images/places-img3.jpg" class="center-block">         </div>          <div class="col-md-10 col-md-offset-2">             <img src="images/places-img6.jpg" class="center-block">         </div>         <!-- end places images -->      </div>     </div>

css:

pretty standard. not happening here.

#places-container {      font-size: 24px;     font-weight: bold;  }  #places-container img {      width: 100%;     padding-bottom: 25px;  }

jquery:

var fixmetop = $('#fixed1').offset().top; $(window).scroll(function() {     var currentscroll = $(window).scrolltop();     if (currentscroll >= fixmetop) {         $('#fixed1').css({             position: 'fixed',             top: '0',             left: '0'         });     } else {         $('#fixed1').css({             position: 'static',         });     } });

here 2 example images have made better illustrate issue. sure simple eluding me, , hope can make problem more clear.

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(obvious typos lol)

use jquery add div col-md-2 when set position: fixed on leftmost column, , remove past scroll. breaking leftmost column out of relative context determines position of bootstrap grid system. test how looks on mobile!


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