How to use the @times-components/sticky.selectors.containsSticky function in @times-components/sticky
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`;
// This is to avoid transition styles being server side rendered which we
// do not need. They'll be quite large and are unnecessary on initial render
function SaveShareContainerWrapper(props) {
return (
}
server={() => }
/>
);
}
const StyledKeylineItem = styled(ArticleKeylineItem)`
${selectors.containsSticky(css`
border-bottom-color: transparent;
`)};
`;
const shouldBeSticky = mediaQuery(`(max-width: ${breakpoints.huge}px)`);
function StickySaveAndShareBar(props) {
return (
@times-components/sticky
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