Sticky Sidebar - Top Cut-Off on smaller screens - css

I have problem with fixed, sticky sidebar on smaller screens (14" or 15"). On regular screen I have no problems, as you can see on following image:
Sticky_Sidebar_Desktop
But when I visit same link from device with smaller screen size (14" or 15") I have top sidebar/widget cut-off to half, as on following image (ad area):
Sticky_Sidebar_Cut_Off
Anyone had experience with this? I even tried with JavaScript and CSS, without success, can't produce any reaction or function to help me with this issue. Any advice is more than welcome! Thanx
Tried with combination of JS and CSS I used many times - nothing, tried even with some plugins - no success.

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