I have a navigation bar and I do not want it to fold when the browser window becomes smaller.
I found this article,CSS-Tricks (Content Folding). However, that only shows how to not fold one element. I want the entire page to not fold.
For example, I have a navigation bar, and when I shrink the browser window, the navigation Bar becomes 3 lines of navigation bars.
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I have a single web page that has an annoying visible scroll bar. I want to get rid of the scroll bar when the website is at full screen. I've tried using overflow-y:hidden; but the problem with that is when I try to resize the window the navbar pushes all the content down the web page and overflow-y:hidden; makes it impossible to scroll to view the content.
I'm not sure if it's something wrong with my background because I'm not using an image, just a gradient, and I don't want my navbar to overlay the website.
I have a request from the customer that the menu items position must not change when the page get taller and the scrollbar appears.
If the scrollbar appears, the width of the page get smaller and this is why the centered menu position shifts to the left. How can I preoccupy the scrollbar width so the layout stays the same when it first appears?
To see a live example of this effect
please visit http://getbootstrap.com/,
increase the height of the window that much that the scrollbar disappears and
navigate to an other page using the menu (such as http://getbootstrap.com/customize/)
You will notice that the menu items are shifting a bit to the left. How I may hide this effect?
My navigation bar keeps getting cut off when the browser window gets too small. I have it as position: fixed so that the navigation bar stays in the screen even when the page is scroll down. Doing this though makes it cut off. I also don't want to change the UI to 100%. Because this makes my links go to the next line on the page, but they have borders and it doesn't look professional. I set up a JSfiddle. I think ultimately what I want is it to be fixed vertically, but when people scroll side to side it becomes absolute. I feel that this could be done with javascript, but I have little experience on it. I've seen a few topics on the same subject, but i haven't seen it fixed.
You can adopt responsive menu then. A demo is here. Resize your browser to see how the menu adopts itself based on the available width.
When you view/invoke the side bar in Sublime Text 2, the width of the window stays constant—the side bar appears on the left, code in the middle and the mini-map on the right. This usually “squishes” the code view…
Is there a way to keep the code and mini-map locked to a specific width and force the window to grow wider when you invoke the side bar view? (Similar to how the project drawer works in TextMate.)
Thanks!
I currently have a site with a menu in a frame on the left and the content in a frame on the on the right. I want to move the menu frame to the top of the page (horizontal instead of vertical), but I want the menu to move up off the visible page when scrolling on a large content page, as though the menu was part of the content.
Note: I do not want to render the menu on the content page as all the current links target specific frames/windows and I would like to not have to render the menu on every request.
If you're asking whether it's possible to scroll a frame off the page, it is. Just use an IFrame. http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/present/frames.html
Just be aware that if you had lengthy dropdowns in your vertical frames, they may get truncated in a horizontal "menu" in an iframe of limited height.