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How do I get the text in my nav bar to stop going to the next line?
I want my nav bar to not have two lines of text and because it would overflow I want it to scroll horizontally. I tried whitespace but it wouldn't work. I really want my lines to stay horizontal. https://code.sololearn.com/WLae314aQLIx/?ref=app https://code.sololearn.com/WLae314aQLIx/?ref=app
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I'm bored so I made a navbar for you.
Like Xan said it's not ideal to have any horizontal overflow on mobiles.
https://code.sololearn.com/WknEFty9b6nc
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its because your #nav is only 400px
You also have
margin: -10px
You don't need that if you remove the padding from body
body {
padding: 0px;
}
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Xan I meant I wanted the nav bar to scroll horizontally not the whole page.
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That's a bad idea. You either need the nav bar menu items on one line (wider browsers), or it to go to two lines or more, or for a hamburger menu to kick in (as that is fairly standard now, but risky for inexperienced web visitors).
People on a mobile want a mobile friendly website, they don't want to have to scroll horizontally.
There's often a trade-off between visuals and usability, however two lines of text on the nav bar, is better than scrolling horizontally.
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Toni Isotalo Should I credit you in the site for helping?
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Sure, I still think scrolling a nav bar horizontally is confusing and non-standard for most users. It's your choice though.
I often look at the top websites in the world for clues. They can hire the best web developers in the world, and often have a huge budget. If they do / don't do something, I take notice.
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Did I misunderstand the question? What course do you mean?🤔 Also, hi. 😄
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My day is okay. I have several copies of my Cybersec page and deleted the old one. I'll let you see the one being worked on. I'm having such trouble with it.
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What course? I'm not deleting anything. I'm having trouble with my site at the moment. I'm trying to get my buttons to work properly.