This is Alexander Kerensky from the gitlab defend team here to show off a sticky filter on the security dashboards. So, as you can see in the page loads, it looks as expected as previously. This is I'm the group security dashboard and, as I scroll, the top the filter gets sticky and allows you to always view it, and similarly, this works for both for also the instance dashboard again, it looks the same. We start scrolling in is sticky as well as the project dashboard. If I can get to your project here,.

Do-Do-Do-Do do-do-do-do-do, the security dashboard, looks all the same and as soon as you start scrolling, it is sticky.

The some of the challenges with this implementation is that this filter reserved originally in this header containing block here. The problem with position, sticky, is, is only sticky inside of its containing block. So when, with the filters only inside the, let me inspect here only inside the header, it was not sticky at all, because it was the header. Was this thing and the filters were at the bottom.

So as soon as you start scrolling down, it would not stick so what I the solution I came up with was to put the filter in its own section outside of the header, and then this section is inside the larger section of the entire owner.

Will the header, but also the list as well, and so now, with this the filters parent being this section as you scroll down, become sticky, if, if anybody has any other ideas, I am certainly open to that, and also, as you can see, if I switch to switch to that mobile mode, it looks good as well.

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