Hello everyone,
Hope you are doing well.
What do you think of this page (Technical Documentation Page)?
And What to do more for small screens?
N.B: I copied the contents of the exam page (JS Documentation)
Technical Documentation Page
Thanks in advance.
Nice font and color.
I am not super good at responsivity, but Iāll try to help you.
The text āJS Documentationā is stabbing into other things and I donāt think <header>
is the right tag.
change the your css to the code I give you:
for you nav
styler, replace it with this:
nav{
width: 23%;
height:100%;
overflow:auto;
background-color: #f0f4ff;
padding: 1%;
padding-left: 0%;padding-right: 0%;
padding-top: 0%;
text-align: center;
position:fixed;
top:0;left: 0;height: 100vh;
/*height of the nav is 100% of the viewport height*/
}
It will help with spacing out the links properly.
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I would highly suggest creating a collapsable navbar for your links once it gets to smaller screen sizes, as it is impossible to read and select the correct links on any small devices.
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Thanks Conner, I played with it for awhile, I still have a problem with the nav scroll bar, Iāll try with it later.
Below is the updated pen:
JS Technical Document
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Hi s0ukke05, thanks for your advice, Iāve been trying to do that for awhile now, it looks better now with the use of javascript, but still have a problem with the scrollbar in the nav.
updated pen:
JS Technical Document
Iāll try to help you fix it later in the day if I have time.
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@ConnerOw1115 thanks alot, I have just done it with the help of javascript.
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SO much better!
Iād just suggest the pop-out-of-the-side window to be thinner when it comes out because it covers like the WHOLE page.
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@ConnerOw1115 Thanks alot for your time, the nav takes 90% of the width of the screen, Iāll decrease to half of the screen width. Thanks again for your time.
A quarter or a third would be nice.
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