From the moment a visitor lands on a page, the sticky page title keeps essential context fixed in view as they scroll, anchoring the heading, tagline, and breadcrumb trail to the top of the layout. This Canvas demo shows how a compact, sticky title bar stays pinned beneath the shrinking header without disrupting the flow of the content below it. Built entirely with the template’s flexible markup, the sticky behavior is enabled through a single data attribute, so you never need to touch custom scripts. It works gracefully across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints, fading and resizing to match the header as the page moves. Combine it with any background style, alignment option, or breadcrumb configuration to craft a navigation experience that feels polished, consistent, and effortless for every reader who visits your site.
Keeping the page title visible while scrolling reinforces orientation, reminds readers where they are within your site, and gives long-form pages a clean, professional sense of structure throughout.
Enabling the sticky title takes nothing more than adding a data class to the wrapper, after which Canvas handles the rest automatically. The title remains positioned just below the header, respecting its shrink height so the two elements never overlap. Because it relies on native CSS positioning, performance stays smooth even on content-heavy pages, and the effect degrades cleanly on browsers that prefer reduced motion or smaller viewports.
Pair the sticky page title with breadcrumbs to give visitors a persistent map of their location within deeper sections of your website. The mini layout shown here keeps the bar slim and unobtrusive, leaving maximum room for your main content while still surfacing the heading and navigation path. Adjust spacing, borders, and color to align the title with your brand and the surrounding sections of the page.

