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QUESTION
Hi there i was working on my project and really wanted to make a responsive navbar with hamburger icon on the right side. To make this happen i was following a tutorial on youtube for making it.
Everything really went fine until I tested that code on my mobile device once it got deployed online. I really got an issue. Please check the demo of this project here and link of actual site : http://navbar-collfm.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/ (try viewing it in mobile view)
If i double tap the screen, it just gets zoomed out and everything looks weird and height extends more than 100vh and same goes for width as well.
What changes should I make in following code to make it work correctly?
Index.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 19:34Use the tag for
viewport
to control this. To disallow any zoom on the page, set the minimum and maximum scales to 1.00 each along with user-scalable=no
and target-densityDpi=device-dpi
(to avoid browser misbehavior on high density screens like retina displays). Replace your meta tag with the below:
QUESTION
I have been following a coding tutorial of making responsive Navbar from Youtube in Html,CSS and JS.
While i really wanted to remake it again in react, the hamburger icon works flawlessly previously when i made it in plain Html, CSS and JS Click here to see the example. (Switch the browser in mobile view to see the Hamburger icon)
But when I copied all my code in react (as follows):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 14:38Try like this:
QUESTION
Actually am trying to achieve a sticky nav when scrolled and i use the javascript if...else
statement to add a class of .sticky
to the #navbar
if the onscroll is greater than the #navbar
offsetTop, else remove the class of .sticky
and i add position: fixed;
and width: 100%;
and top: 0;
to the .sticky
, and fortunately these add class of .sticky
to #navbar
if the scroll is greater than the #navbar
offsetTop
MY PROBLEM IS :- When scroll is less than the #navbar
offsetTop the .sticky
class doesn't remove and the #navbar
remain fixed when scroll back to the top, how do i fixed it that my navbar will be back to normal when scroll is less than #navbar
offsetTop..
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-11 at 01:00The issue is that your function constantly recalculates the offset because your event is bound to onscroll
. What this means is that when it is set to sticky
, the offset becomes unpredictable. You can fix this by pulling out the offsetTop
variable outside of the function, so it is calculated only once.
QUESTION
i'm not a web designer but i making a website and i have run into something which may be very easy. how would i align everything to centre no matter what the screen size is. In this case in the Scroll component i'm returning a Post component which return a react-bootstrap Thumbnails which i want to align centre in the Scroll component(imagine aligning bootstrap cards to centre). Any help would be really appreciated thanks.
//post component
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-30 at 18:23If you use flex-box you should be set up parrent container some styling to align children center:
QUESTION
i was trying to make a facemash like site using js. But when i click on an image is not changing the images rightly. its sometime showing same images in both the img elements. here the js code i use for selecting images when clicked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-17 at 08:03Check what oldSrc
and otherSrc
contain with a debugger or console.log()
. I think you'll find that the values aren't exactly the same as the original values in imagesList
, so that when you do the comparison (newSrc == oldSrc || newSrc == otherSrc)
images that are the same image as far as you're concerned manage to slip by.
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