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This solution uses no JS, instead going for a pure CSS mobile menu. The drawback is that it uses :has, which is unsupported by Firefox. I did not craft a fallback for Firefox.
There is only one breakpoint (at 1024px) for responsiveness. Basically, it toggles between a desktop/tablet view and a mobile/small tablet view.
Fun project.
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- P@momin-riyadhPosted over 1 year ago
Good Job! Why did you add a flex property style in the body tag? Suppose you have many pages that will be rendered in the body tag. Then flex property may not be necessary for the rest!
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