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Yu-Yang Hsiao
6,295 PointsQuestion about navbar
Hi there, I was wondering that is there any chance i can place the navbar vertically on the right or left side instead horizontally? Thanks for helping :)
Yu-Yang Hsiao
6,295 PointsThanks so much for the information. Happy coding:)
Brian Njenga
3,973 PointsHi, you could first declare your navbar display property as inline-block. This will let it behave like as both a block or inline level element. Secondly, you can add a text-align property to the navbar css rule and set a value of either right or left to position it on the direction you wish. I hope this will help you out.
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Dávid Molnár
27,081 PointsYou must consider first how much width your nav-items should have after that there are plenty way to place them vertically. 2 of them are mentioned in the CSS Layout course (display: inline-block / float) but you also can use flexbox and grid-layout or both combined. It wouldn't be easy to explain everything, check the courses and you'll find answers for all your questions. ;)
Yu-Yang Hsiao
6,295 PointsThanks so much for the information :) really appreciate that ~ Happy coding
Jamaal Burden
9,495 PointsJamaal Burden
9,495 PointsYeah, it is possible try changing you display to inline-block I know they will go over it in later video it easier to do with bootstraps