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Richard Poiger
14,501 PointsResponsive Navigation
Looking for a Responsive Navigation bar like here: http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/create-an-absolute-basic-mobile-css-responsive-navigation-menu
Should work out quiet the same, I just need a mobile first approach. I already tried to flip around the mediaquery, but always failed. Any suggestions or already written code?
2 Answers
Joshua Kelly
18,830 PointsCan you post your code?
Remember to design you page for Mobil First, then use the @media to make it progressively more complex for larger screens.
Erik Nuber
20,629 PointsYou can always inspect elements on a given page to see how things are done. I caution you from taking somebody elses code without their permission but, you can at least see how they set it up.
To get the media query set properly you need to have something like this..
@media screen and (max-width: 750px) {
}
This would set a break point where anything inside that query would be until the screen gets to 750px. After looking at the site you linked to, it appears that this is how they styled the responsive layout. There is only the single break point that happens at a specific max width of 767px.
Anything outside of that example query would happen starting at 751px. So on the site you linked to, this is when the regular navigation actually appears versus the small little bars that open a side menu.