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CSS

Posted by Marcelo Retana
Marcelo Retana
2,534 Points

navbar Bootstrap

Have you seen that when you put the class navbar navbar-fixed-top the navbar is completely fixed to the top obviously, but once you remove the navbar-fixed-top then you see a little white space and the borders with a little radius?

Ok, what I want is just remove that radius on the navbar but I do not want the navbar fixed to the top, is necessary to do it with css or is there any special class on bootstrap?

1 Answer

Domen Stojic
Domen Stojic
31,376 Points
Domen Stojic
Domen Stojic
31,376 Points 
navbar-? {
    border-radius: 0 !important;
}

change ? to whatever you need

Basically what we did here is rewrite attribute to a new state! You can use !important if you are sure you don't want to change this attribute later!

Marcelo Retana
Marcelo Retana
2,534 Points

Yes, I did it yesterday that way you did It, but I was asking if Bootstrap does not have an special class for that. It seem they do not have it.

Thanks anyways.