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Hey everyone, this is my solution using just CSS3 and HTML5. I didn't want to use Javascript for navbar behavior because I did want to try use just CSS3. My question is, Is there another way to do this with just CSS3 or with Javascript I can do it better in behavior sense?
Community feedback
- @VincenzoMarcovecchioPosted over 3 years ago
Hey there, I like your navbar solution using CSS only, I think it can be used in production or at least it's very close but there are many bugs I noticed throughout the website that make it to be reviewed. Mostly you need to review heights and paddings your are giving to sections (if you are concerned to design). Font style is loaded correctly but is not the same as the design also. You should have a look at some CSS transitions animations here https://freefrontend.com/css-menu/ and here https://fireship.io/lessons/css-responsive-icon-navbar/ to keep practicing 👍
0@ddaniel27Posted over 3 years ago@vinceoldmark Hey, thanks for your feedback! Yes, I know I have some bugs in the website and I'll analyze why that happen. I uploaded my solution as fast as I could so I didn't test everything correctly. Anyways, thanks for the resources and I'll keep practicing 😊
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