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# Sticky Collection Grid

A collection grid that stays pinned near the top of the viewport while shoppers scroll through it.

Show a grid of collections that stays pinned near the top of the viewport while the shopper scrolls through it — a way to keep collection navigation visible without a shopper losing their place.

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### How to add

1. In Theme Editor, click **Add section**.
2. Select **Sticky Collection Grid**.
3. Add up to 8 collection blocks, each with an optional custom image override.

### Good to know

* Sticky offset needs to clear your header height — if the grid overlaps the header on scroll, raise the offset.
* Show quantity is on by default, so collection cards will display a product count unless you turn it off.

### Customization ideas

* Pair this with a tall page (lots of collections or a long homepage) — the sticky behavior is most noticeable when there's real scroll distance for it to hold position through.

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### Settings reference

<details>

<summary>Settings</summary>

| Setting               | What it does                                                                         |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Collection blocks     | Up to 8 — one per collection, each with a custom image override                      |
| Enable sticky content | **Defaults to on**                                                                   |
| Sticky offset         | 24–160px, **defaults to 120** — how far from the top of the viewport the grid sticks |
| Show quantity         | On by default — shows a product-count badge per collection card                      |

</details>

### Best practices

* Keep the collection count reasonable (4–8) — too few and the sticky effect barely shows, too many and the grid gets crowded.

## Related

* [Shoppable media slider & product hotspots](/docs/volume-themes/sections/products/shoppable-media-slider-and-product-hotspots.md)


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