I used the html and body part that you use for this, in Marvel's site (marvel.la).
That fixes the way browsers calculate their width (some calultates counting the scrollbar inside, and some outside). Weird, but total nightmare in a responsive site where you have breakpoints, since these fires at 'different sizes' when using javascript.
This fix arise some troubles, like Webkit doesn't animate no more. And calculates the offset to the top of the document different thant the rest of the browsers. Really pain in the ass.
So i'll asume that your css for fixing position would suffer such problems.
I used the html and body part that you use for this, in Marvel's site (marvel.la).
That fixes the way browsers calculate their width (some calultates counting the scrollbar inside, and some outside). Weird, but total nightmare in a responsive site where you have breakpoints, since these fires at 'different sizes' when using javascript.
This fix arise some troubles, like Webkit doesn't animate no more. And calculates the offset to the top of the document different thant the rest of the browsers. Really pain in the ass.
So i'll asume that your css for fixing position would suffer such problems.
Cheers