stickyness of all elements is lost, if one element gets destroyed about angular-sticky HOT 6 CLOSED

Well, that's embarrassing... Please update to `0.2.3`` and see if that works.

I forgot trackedElements was a function and needed to be called as such.

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I fixed it, here you go. Thanks for spotting this.

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You're welcome, thanks for the issue report again.

The age old indent war, haha. Even though it might be more popular, I feel with a bit more indentation it's easier to read. So that's why I decided to stick with that.
But one advantage of tabs is that you can tell your IDE how to interpret a tab. So if you prefer 2 spaces, you can simply pretend ;)

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That's a good point. I'll mark it as a bug and fix it right away. I'll notify you when I made a new patch.

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Thx for your efforts. I've updated to 0.2.2 but in my case if (!stickyElementCollection.trackedElements.length) { always validated to true (stickyElementCollection.trackedElements.length is always 0) so there is no change in the behaviour.

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Nice. It works. Many thanks for your instant help!

(just one note - maybe you want to switch to 2 spaces instead of tabs for indent. I think it's more common these days)

see ya

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