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When I reduce the size of the window, my nav collapses.
When I click the menu button, the nav opens.
When I open (while leaving the menu button on) the size of the window, the nav expands, but the class of the nav-collapse element keeps the ".in" class in it. I suppose that this is so that when the window resizes back into a small window, the nav keeps its collapsed state.
However I've currently floated the nav ul to the right, so when I collapse it, I have to float none. This is all done manually as the bootstrap responsive is not overwriting the float: right. But because the state of the nav is still collapsed even when the window is resized to a bigger window, the nav ul is still floated: none. This creates a problem as the nav when in a big window needs to be floated to the right, and it looks messy when it stays in float none.
Granted most users would have clicked the menu button to close it before resizing the window, this is still an issue I would like to resolve.
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When I reduce the size of the window, my nav collapses.
When I click the menu button, the nav opens.
When I open (while leaving the menu button on) the size of the window, the nav expands, but the class of the nav-collapse element keeps the ".in" class in it. I suppose that this is so that when the window resizes back into a small window, the nav keeps its collapsed state.
However I've currently floated the nav ul to the right, so when I collapse it, I have to float none. This is all done manually as the bootstrap responsive is not overwriting the float: right. But because the state of the nav is still collapsed even when the window is resized to a bigger window, the nav ul is still floated: none. This creates a problem as the nav when in a big window needs to be floated to the right, and it looks messy when it stays in float none.
Granted most users would have clicked the menu button to close it before resizing the window, this is still an issue I would like to resolve.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: