>>998To combine scroll snap points with sticky navigation in your project, consider using the `position` and `z-index`, along side `scroll-snap* properties`. Here's a simple example of how you can approach it. Start by defining fixed position for navbar as its going to be our "sticky" part: ```css [code]nav { z- index :1; // make sure the navigation is on top when other elements scroll over them (either above or below)… rest of your styles…} ``` Then, set up `scroll snap points`, specifying where each section will start and end: ```css [code]body { display:-webkit-box; -ms-flexwrap : wrap;} /* make sure the scroll container is a flex box */ body > *[data-snap]:nth-child(-n+ 3)/* select elements with data snap attribute*/{ –scroll-margin:20px ; margin :=–scroll-margin; // define custom variable for consistent margins across all sections. Adjust as needed.} [code]section[data-snap]{ scroll-snap-start:{calculated start position of your section} /* based on the snap point you want to align with*/ –background:#f0fff0;} ``` Finally, use `scroll event` listener and adjust navbar's active state (for example using CSS classes) as needed when user scroll through sections. This will help create a seamless interaction between sticky navigation bar & snap points within your layout!