Ionic 2 fixed content to the right - ionic-framework

I am using Ionic 2 and I have a grid with one row and two columns. I want the second column that is on the right to have a fixed position so I can scroll through the left column with the right column staying fixed.
Is there a way to do this in Ionic 2 or will I have to use CSS for this.
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You will have to use CSS. Ionic does provide a grid system but something like fixed positioning for 1 column still not.
You can use,
position:sticky;
top:0px;
for 1 col. Will have to do more than this. this is just a start up if you are lost with css.

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