I would love to use zurb foundation Navigation menus in bootstrap project but i am not sure how i can or is it possible to integrate zurb foundation menu for example one show in this example in bootstrap 2.3 http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/components/top-bar.html
I am facing couple of issue with boostrap menus like hover effect even after implementing few different methods i am still not happy with the bootstrap menu as i was both hover & click event to work effectively on both desktop and mobile devices.
Example which i have set up after here show one of the issue i face on mobile devices. you can try it for you self
So far i have see hover & click event works very smoothly on both desktop & mobile device.
I would appreciate help in this regard so that i can integrate only zurb foundation navigation menus in bootstrap project
What are the minimum files that i need to use beside app.css for menu to works like a charm.
You can customize the zurb-foundation download at http://foundation.zurb.com/download.php, first uncheck "all foundation components" then just check the "top bar" option.
Now, to use the top-bar foundation 4 within bootstrap, try to put the your top-bar class outside the div "cointainer"
Bootstrap 3 has a better nav-bar.
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How can I create munu like in this site using bootstrap 4.
As you can see menu in on sidebar with categories. On mobile mode it collapsed.
I agree your question is a bit abstract but here are the main concepts you need to grasp.
With Bootstrap 4 you can create a menu from a Button Group or a Vertical Navigation.
After properly styling either of those you can have the menu suiting the design.
Regarding the collapsed version for mobile all you need is that the "hamburger button" on top toggles the sliding of the menu (using javascript, for example) and that on mobile devices the menu starts hidden using either CSS viewport rules or a javascript plugin. In fact this plugin does exactly what you need. (not affiliated)
I've looked all over, but I can't find the exact solution to what I want to do. I'm new to coding so it's likely a simple solution that I'm just not seeing.
I want to create a sidebar nav that is fixed on desktop and tablets, but collapses into a hamburger menu that is fixed to the top on mobile using Bootstrap 4. A lot of the examples I found used the now outdated affix property. The other examples were collapsible, but I want the sidebar to always be open on desktop and tablet. I attached photos of how I designed it on desktop and mobile for further reference.
I know you are asking about bootstrap, but since you anyway use external library for such thing, maybe this small script would be a solution for you. It does exactly what you need: https://github.com/grzegorzgit/Litomobile
If your menu is based on ul and li, this script automaticaly creates animated mobile menu and icon for the window size you want.
I use this template for bootstrap http://bootswatch.com/yeti/, so I have bootstrap.css but I want turn off responsive features completely for web. The main problem is in navbar - if I change the window size the navbar starts looks bad.
I need advice - have I do some changes in css file, or in web template only? My web where I solving this problem http://playground.jsreport.net/
So I am using Bootstrap 3 that has not long been released. They changed the markup a bit in comparison to Bootstrap 2.xx.
Previously I asked the community on how I would center the buttons/links inside of a Boostrap navbar, and I was told that bootstrap offers a new class nav-justified. And when applied to a navbar it works brilliantly.
However my issue is that when I apply that it removes the style of a default the default look of bootstraps navbars. Sure it wouldn't be too hard to correct that with CSS but I'm wondering as to why just a center CSS class would remove the style of this?
Check out my Jsfiddle to get a more clearer view on what I mean
http://jsfiddle.net/MgcDU/6582/
Bootstrap 3 is still in RC1.
That means it's still on development and released for developers to be tested,you shouldn't download it unless you are a developer and a people who will help find bugs.
So what you need at the first is Bootstrap 2.3.2 because Bootstrap 3 was released at RC1 which means t's still on development and have alot of bugs...
I already try bootstrap 3 there was alot of bugs i guess you shouldn't use Bootstrap 3 First until it's completely released.
I'm looking for a good working example of off-canvas responsive design. Just trying to replicate the interface of Google+ android application, and add the panel on the right.
Something like this example. However this example has a number of issues:
does not work well on touch screen (Chrome on Galaxy Nexus);
the menu should be under the content div, not sliding with it;
the 'menu' button does not slide with the content div to the right.
Can you tell me how it is better to build somethig like this?
Thanks for any help.
The Zurb Foundation framework includes off-canvas responsive design along w/ a few cool examples and instructions
http://www.zurb.com/playground/off-canvas-layouts