Hi Ismael,

Do I have to delete the other code at functions.php Yigit gave me?
I tried both options (with and without the code of Yigit). Both doesn’t solve the problem.

This is the code in my functions.php:

function add_custom_header(){
?>
<script>
jQuery(window).load(function(){
jQuery('a#cookie_action_close_header').click(function(){
jQuery('#header').addClass('agreed');
});
});
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'add_custom_header');

add_action('wp_footer', 'ava_custom_script', 10);
function ava_custom_script(){
?>
<script>
(function($){
  var cookie = $('a#cookie_action_close_header').length;
  if ( cookie ) {
    $('#header').css('top', '50px');
  }
}(jQuery));
</script>
<?php
}

Of course! My fault. Thanks.
This is working very good now!

Greets Mark

Hi Yigit,

Thanks. I allready tried that. The sticky headers are both sticky now.
But the cookie policy bar show up in front of the Enfold header.
I could add margin-top to move the Enfold header down, but when the cookies are accepted, the enfold header has to be at the absolute top again.

Greets Mark

Hi Rikard,

It’s possible to place the sticky bar at the bottom of the page. But I prefer to place it at the top.
Because at the bottom is will be placed over the content instead of beneath the content.
But I was wondering if it was a template issue that a sticky bar at the top won’t act ‘sticky’ when there is allready another sticky header?

Greets Mark

Hi Ismael,

Thanks again. Your answer was very useful. I did set the page as a blog, but I didn’t know I could change this as a page.

Greets Mark

Yesss! That’s it.

Thanks a lot Yigit!

Hi Rikard,

Thanks a lot for your quick reply.
Yes, I mean the arrow pointing down at the fullscreen slider.

This is the link to the webpage: http://www.c-testing.nl

Greets,
Mark