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Paul Barron
6,595 PointsDivs next to each other.
I'm working on a site 132media.com It's "responsive" but I don't want it to be in this case. The nav bar's text gets pushed into a stack of block elements. I don't want it to be pushed over I want it to sit still even when the browser is shrunken like the sprintpcs.com nav bar or any other that does the same. I hope you can help. Thanks.
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Brandan Booth
9,321 Pointssprints website isn't responsive, they have two versions a mobile and a web.
Brandan Booth
9,321 PointsWith any responsive design you should build mobile first. A lot less code =faster load times
Paul Barron
6,595 PointsYes I agree. But I plan on doing a different mobile site entirely. I want it to have a different design altogether. I will try the nav fixed width.
Paul Barron
6,595 PointsYes I agree. But I plan on doing a different mobile site entirely. I want it to have a different design altogether. I will try the nav fixed width.
Paul Barron
6,595 PointsPaul Barron
6,595 PointsI get that. I'm wondering why my nav text stacks on top of each other, rather than stay next to each other in line when I shrink my browser.
Thomas Ireland
Courses Plus Student 8,216 PointsThomas Ireland
Courses Plus Student 8,216 PointsPaul, it looks like sprintpcs.com have a fixed width on the navigation bar div. Personally speaking, I would have it so it resizes with the browser and make it responsive, but each to their own. Try adding a fixed width to your navigation div and see how you get on.