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Itsa Snake
3,852 PointsCreating a responsive nav header that always remains at the top (when scrolling down)
Hi there,
I've been through the 'How to make a website' track, which is great. I'm finding the next part of this track (HTML) a bit boring/easy in comparison and it's killed my motivation somewhat. So, i'd like to try to adapt the nice responsive 'portfolio' design a bit.
My question - could anyone point me in the right direct on how to create a navigation bar at the top that always stays in place. An example can be seen at the top here https://jawbone.com/up
Is there another lesson which teaches this, or a page with some example code on how to achieve this with CSS? Or, would you suggest i keep progressing and tackle this task with another code, such as java?
I'm intending to learn html, css, java and php through Treehouse..
Thanks so much.
James
2 Answers
David Curtis
11,301 PointsHi James,
Here is a page where you can play around with some code that achieves this: http://jsfiddle.net/CriddleCraddle/Wj9dD/
I believe you will find that there are a lot of ways to make the nav bar sticky. Bootstrap has this baked in, if I remember correctly.
Good luck!
Itsa Snake
3,852 PointsThanks, David. Looks like this uses Javascript, so i'll just push on through on the lesson for a while longer.