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Finallly found the time to start this course, bit rusty after being ill and cant remember how to put the navbar across the top; but im sure i will pick it up as i go along.
Coming back from a brief break from coding (graduated from an online bootcamp, only this past December | coded off and on for a few more months before taking a break).
I used the gap property to preserve the space between items even as the screen size decreases, and justify-content: space-between to make sure the first and last items are aligned to the start and end, respectively, of the space. But is there a better way to achieve this?
I didn't have a clear idea of how submenus might be relevant, but used one example for Program-->Courses. About sometimes includes Contact but Contact is also sometimes part of the main navigation.
I honored your colors although I work for that OTHER UNIVERSITY in Ann Arbor!
https://codepen.io/kldickenson/pen/ExXXGLQ
Not sure weather that's the right go to for that navigation effect (appreciate your input y'all)
https://codepen.io/yousifhmada/pen/ExXvjLM
https://codepen.io/ihassan-ng/pen/rNwzNag
https://codepen.io/w0whitaker/full/GREEbeB
https://codepen.io/FlipDesign/pen/MWooxPY
https://codepen.io/mozzie455/pen/GRLKjaM
Hi, and thanks for sharing these beautiful challenges and tips. Here is my solution https://codepen.io/theomeli/pen/QWxKxEX?editors=1100
This is what I came up with
https://codepen.io/vinayak_tyagi/pen/rNGVMqw
https://codepen.io/gamzebercin/pen/qBPBrXJ
Here's my solution. https://codepen.io/Lucille/pen/oNwrJXq?editors=1100
https://codepen.io/keoverto/pen/dyRBbgp
https://codepen.io/la6ibrd/pen/jOwXged?editors=1100
Finallly found the time to start this course, bit rusty after being ill and cant remember how to put the navbar across the top; but im sure i will pick it up as i go along.
Hello, here is my solution for day one: https://codepen.io/ednaq/pen/dyRdKJJ?editors=1100
Coming back from a brief break from coding (graduated from an online bootcamp, only this past December | coded off and on for a few more months before taking a break).
Anyways, here's my answer:
https://codepen.io/cgrumler/pen/XWgzqpJ
Here is my day one solution:
https://codepen.io/chadelofson/pen/ExXQwJw
Hello. I am a very late newcomer and this is my simple work.
https://codepen.io/serdar-cihan-g-le-/pen/NWgydej
https://codepen.io/luciano991/pen/NWgXoOP?editors=1100
Day 1, Well here is my code.. Did I miss anything?
I made use of the <a> tags. to make all my nav menus clickable.
https://codepen.io/brent-rankin/pen/jOwYyBL
Here is the HTML solution I came up with. Thank you for making me smarter about what is allowed in an unordered list.
https://codepen.io/adamabundis/pen/QWgOxBK
Hello! here is my navbar. I did just a little bit of CSS to remove the bullets and change the display.
https://codepen.io/athelas85/pen/XWgzaGN
https://codepen.io/cathwaldron/pen/MWoEgqV
I edited html and also css. Looking forward to learning more and getting better.
https://codepen.io/joyannew/pen/RwgZmGX
I used the gap property to preserve the space between items even as the screen size decreases, and justify-content: space-between to make sure the first and last items are aligned to the start and end, respectively, of the space. But is there a better way to achieve this?
Didn't mess with CSS but here's the completed HTML. https://codepen.io/annasoorim/pen/vYZJRem
I didn't have a clear idea of how submenus might be relevant, but used one example for Program-->Courses. About sometimes includes Contact but Contact is also sometimes part of the main navigation.
https://codepen.io/romola/pen/mdwMWxo?editors=1100