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Sections stacked like a deck of cards v1.0.0

Use this resource to stack page sections that overlap as you scroll

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Install with the CLI

In a terminal, from the folder you want:

npx --yes palatekit@latest install sticky-stacked-sections

First time: connect the CLI with

npx --yes palatekit@latest login

The agent adds to your page a React (Tailwind) component that pins each child section as a sticky pane and leaves a strip of the previous one showing. You provide your sections and get a vertical stack that builds as you scroll.

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Updated November 2, 2026

Details

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Uses
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • clsx
  • tailwind-merge
Licence
MIT

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What you get

  • README.md: usage guide
  • stacked-sections.stories.tsx: the author's original file
  • stacked-sections.tsx: the author's original file
  • stacked-sections.mdx: the author's original file

Good fit for

  • Present service steps as a card stack
  • Show overlapping case studies
  • Tell an offer story section by section

Not for

  • A site without React or Tailwind CSS, without adapting it
  • A motion-sensitive audience, without adding prefers-reduced-motion

Tags

  • scroll
  • sections
  • stack
  • cards
  • sticky

About

You say

"Stack my four service sections with the sticky card effect on scroll."

Several overlapping panels, each leaving a thin strip of the previous one visible.

Component published by codse (Animata) under the MIT license, resource page and guide written by PalateKit.

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Prerequisites

You bring
Your React project with Tailwind CSS and Your colors and texts
Dependencies
React, Tailwind CSS, clsx, and tailwind-merge

How to use it

  1. Copy stacked-sections.tsx into your React project's components folder.
  2. Install the required packages: clsx, tailwind-merge.
  3. Ask the agent to place the component on the page and match it to your brand.

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Files

  • animata/scroll/stacked-sections.stories.tsx3.3 KB
  • animata/scroll/stacked-sections.tsx6.7 KB
  • content/docs/scroll/stacked-sections.mdx5.9 KB
  • LICENSE1.1 KB
  • NOTICE-PALATEKIT.md0.4 KB
  • README.md0.8 KB

Origin and licence

Modified by PalateKit

Author
codse (Animata)
Source
github.com/codse/animata/tree/25c27e5a874c60a56dcc1609df3b2c4f5f8456f8/animata/scroll/stacked-sections.tsx
Licence
MIT

Notice

Version modifiée de « stacked-sections » (codse (Animata), MIT) : traduction française et fiche par PalateKit.

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Frequently asked questions

Which packages do I install?

React, Tailwind CSS and clsx, tailwind-merge.

Does it work without Next.js?

Yes, in any React project with Tailwind CSS; just drop the "use client" directive if your tooling does not support it.