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Angel Tam
Courses Plus Student 2,465 PointsChange the order of two HTML elements when viewed on mobile
Hi! I'm making a website using Bootstrap. On the desktop version, the order of the elements are logo on the top row, banner on next row, and navbar on next row. On the mobile version, I'd like to have the navbar collapse into a menu icon and have it next to the logo on the top row, followed by banner on the next row. So essentially, I'm changing swapping the order of the banner and the navbar in mobile. Anybody know of a way to do that with Bootstrap? I read somewhere that using Javascript to manipulate the DOM elements might work, any thoughts on that solution? Or does anybody have a CSS solution? Thanks!
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Gianni Zamora
9,547 PointsThe simplest would be using media queries and position:relative; into where you want it. If you know how to use both of these suggestions than you can make a perfect mobile menu.