The EASIEST way to code a responsive Navbar
In this tutorial, I'll show you the easiest way to code a responsive Navbar with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
00:00 Intro
00:44 Overview
01:51 Creating the Markup
05:01 Adding styles to the page
07:37 Styling the Navbar
14:09 Adding a Responsive toggle button
19:41 Toggling the menu on smaller screen sizes
24:13 Closing the menu upon link click
When I was first learning to code I would be really impressed with responsive navigation menus that people would code in their projects but I always got stuck when making my own. They never seemed to work properly so I'd always go back to using Bootstrap or some other pre-built navigation rather than use my own.
But the truth is, it's not that hard to code your own responsive navbar and hopefully this tutorial will demystify the whole concept of a responsive navbar if, like me, you're struggling to code your own.
In the tutorial, we'll go through how to structure the markup for a responsive navbar, add styles for the navbar elements and get them to change depending on the size of the browser. This will basically mean we'll hide the layout of the navigation links on smaller screen sizes and present the user with a hamburger to open the menu in a different location.
So by the end of the tutorial, you should understand and be able to use all the concepts required to create a responsive navbar that you can customize and make your own.
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