SharePoint Document Issues

Can You Freeze a Section at the Top of a SharePoint Page?

Aamir Naveed AkramAamir Naveed Akram Oct 28, 2026 870 views

Question details

Users want to know if it is possible to keep an image or specific page section fixed at the top of a SharePoint page while scrolling down.

Can You Freeze a Section at the Top of a SharePoint Page?
Product
SharePoint Online
Device & OS
not provided
Scenario
Designing a SharePoint modern page where headers, images, or important navigation sections need to remain visible during scrolling.
Observed behavior
SharePoint Online does not currently provide a native, built-in option to freeze, lock, or make a page section sticky.
Before you start

Verify that you have 'Edit' permissions for the SharePoint site, as you will need access to page editing tools to explore available layout options and alternative header settings.

Solution 1Recommended

Acknowledge the Native Limitation and Submit Feedback

Understand that SharePoint natively lacks a freeze section feature for pages, and use the official Microsoft feedback channel to request it.

Currently, Microsoft SharePoint Online does not offer a built-in feature to freeze or lock specific web parts, images, or sections on modern pages. When a user scrolls down, all content moves natively. Microsoft relies heavily on user requests to prioritize new features in future release waves.

1
Navigate to the Feedback Portal

Open your web browser and go to the official Microsoft SharePoint Feedback portal.

2
Search for Existing Requests

Use the search bar to look for keywords like 'freeze section', 'sticky web part', or 'lock page section'.

3
Vote or Create a New Idea

If you find a similar request, click the vote button to increase its visibility. If not, click 'Send feedback' to submit a new feature request describing your business need.

Acknowledge the Native Limitation and Submit Feedback
Why isn't this supported?: SharePoint modern pages prioritize responsive design across desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Fixed sections can often disrupt the fluid reflowing of content on smaller screens.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I freeze columns or rows in a SharePoint list?

Yes. While you cannot freeze page sections, SharePoint lists do allow you to freeze columns. Microsoft recently rolled out updates that keep the first column sticky when horizontally scrolling through wide lists.

Will Microsoft add a freeze section feature to SharePoint pages in the future?

Microsoft continuously updates SharePoint based on community feedback. While there is no official timeline for a sticky section feature, highly voted ideas on the SharePoint Feedback portal are frequently evaluated for the Microsoft 365 roadmap.

Are there third-party tools to add sticky headers or sections?

Yes. Many third-party intranet-in-a-box solutions and premium web parts available in the SharePoint app store offer advanced page formatting options, including sticky elements and enhanced navigation bars.