Hi, thanks for a very convenient hook!
I was wondering if it is possible to observe some other element? I.e. I have a component, but I would not like to assign the ref to the component I am returning, rather I want this component to observe and take action based on whether or not another component is intersecting the viewport. I figured I would find it e.g. using document.getElementById.
Effectively, I am trying to detect whether or not a toolbar is active, as it has a fixed position at the top of the screen and is overlapping some of my content. Sadly, it's a piece of functionality integrated from a third party, so I don't have much control over it in my React tree/state management.
Hi, thanks for a very convenient hook!
I was wondering if it is possible to observe some other element? I.e. I have a component, but I would not like to assign the
refto the component I am returning, rather I want this component to observe and take action based on whether or not another component is intersecting the viewport. I figured I would find it e.g. usingdocument.getElementById.Effectively, I am trying to detect whether or not a toolbar is active, as it has a
fixedposition at the top of the screen and is overlapping some of my content. Sadly, it's a piece of functionality integrated from a third party, so I don't have much control over it in my React tree/state management.