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HTML jQuery Basics (2014) Creating a Mobile Drop Down Menu Perform: Part 3

Posted by Andrew Gay
Andrew Gay
20,893 Points

Quick Fix at 568px

I noticed when scaling down the window my browser seems to not display the navigation at all (Neither the mobile/small screen fix or large screen) at exactly 568px. I use Opera, so this may just be a browser issue I suppose, but i went ahead and change the min width of the second media query in the css file to 569px instead of 568 to prevent this problem.

Not much of a question, just a fix/awareness.

Andrew Chalkley

Ben Rawlins
Ben Rawlins
9,093 Points
Ben Rawlins
Ben Rawlins
9,093 Points

Andrew, I am using Chrome and noticed that as well. I did the same thing you did to fix the issue.

eddie
eddie
8,289 Points

It's not a bug. It could be an oversight on the teacher's part. The list-style navigation gets hidden for widths between 320 and 568 inclusive, and the drop-down gets hidden for widths of 568 or more. And that would be another oversight: What if someone uses a width below 320? Both of these scenarios could be oversights, but I like to think of them as hidden challenges. It's possible the teacher could be making these slight errors on purpose to get us thinking.