I have a two-column layout using CSS with a sticky effect, similar to the example provided below. However, the scrolling behaviour differs slightly from what I need.
Currently, the blue column starts scrolling first, followed by the red column 50% down the page. Both columns then stop at the bottom.
Desired Behavior:
I'd like the opposite effect. Upon initial scrolling, both columns (blue and red) should scroll simultaneously until the red column reaches its content limit. At that point, the red column should stop scrolling, while the blue column continues scrolling until its content ends.
Question:
Can this synchronized scrolling behaviour be achieved using pure CSS?
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