SMINT fixed jquery menu

I am trying out the SMINT jquery plugin which seems perfect for what I want to do but I want the menu to start off in the fixed position at the top as opposed to become sticky as the first section scrolls. I've looked through the code however Jquery/js isnt exactly my strong point. The code looks like this:

        // get initial top offset for the menu 
        var stickyTop = smint.offset().top; 

        // check position and make sticky if needed
        var stickyMenu = function(direction){

            // current distance top
            var scrollTop = $(window).scrollTop()+myOffset; 

            // if we scroll more than the navigation, change its position to fixed and add class 'fxd', otherwise change it back to absolute and remove the class
            if (scrollTop > stickyTop+myOffset) { 
                smint.css({ 'position': 'fixed', 'top':0,'left':0 }).addClass('fxd');

                // add padding to the body to make up for the loss in heigt when the menu goes to a fixed position.
                // When an item is fixed, its removed from the flow so its height doesnt impact the other items on the page
                $('body').css('padding-top', menuHeight );  
            } else {
                smint.css( 'position', 'relative').removeClass('fxd'); 
                //remove the padding we added.
                $('body').css('padding-top', '0' ); 
            }   

            // Check if the position is inside then change the menu
            // Courtesy of Ryan Clarke (@clarkieryan)
            if(optionLocs[index][0] <= scrollTop && scrollTop <= optionLocs[index][1]){ 
                if(direction == "up"){
                    $("#"+id).addClass("active");
                    $("#"+optionLocs[index+1][2]).removeClass("active");
                } else if(index > 0) {
                    $("#"+id).addClass("active");
                    $("#"+optionLocs[index-1][2]).removeClass("active");
                } else if(direction == undefined){
                    $("#"+id).addClass("active");
                }
                $.each(optionLocs, function(i){
                    if(id != optionLocs[i][2]){

                        $("#"+optionLocs[i][2]).removeClass("active");
                    }
                });
            }
        };

        // run functions
        stickyMenu();

..so any help anyone could give me in this issue would be appreciated. Many thanks.