Create A Sticky Sidebar On Scroll: Figma 2023 Tutorial

In this tutorial we use the new Figma update to create a sidebar that pins a certain distance from the top when you scroll past it.
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[@SimpleWhite5265]

Thanks for your work. Figma moved such option "fix position when scrolling" to another place. You've helped to find the functionality

[@tauriurbanik5509]

Thanks. Wanted something like this. Keep the vids coming.

[@mariaclaramachado7956]

On point! Helped me a lot, thank you!

[@KelvinChiuFilms]

So good!

[@fryonthemoon]

Thanks bro!

[@thaddeusbashinsky7688]

Good day.
This is a very good tutorial, thank you!
But I have a question: how to make the "sidebar" object scroll only to the conditional mark down? It remains in its area, and we will scroll down further, but the "sidebar" object is stuck somewhere above.
For example, on the 3rd product card, the sidebar no longer scrolls down, but there is more content below.

[@DarrenNorthcott]

Unfortunately there is no option for that in figma yet, which is why you have to have your content below cover it up

[@timdaff]

Thanks for this solution, couldn't figure it out myself! Unfortunately 'Scroll to' links don't seem to work

[@timdaff]

Ahh, figured it out. It does work with with scroll to but the targets have to be top-level frames 🙂

[@vonruber]

Whenever I switch to Prototype view I can't see the Position options.... Why?

[@DarrenNorthcott]

Do you have the latest version of Figma?

[@vonruber]

@@DarrenNorthcott I just made it work but realised the position option is not available in auto-layout for some reason. What I did is to convert my design blocks to frames and I succeded.