When I add position fixed to the header element everything moves. I’m not sure what I am doing wrong. I’m trying not to copy the example.
You are using display: flex that why you are not to do this
The example uses display flex.
Also, I don’t understand why I need display flex on the nav when it is nested in the header which is display flex. I would think everything nested would have the flex-direction row property.
So, I took out the un-ordered list and used simple anchor tags and added a width of 100% to the header and that corrected the problem.
Thank you, I will remove flex; it doesn’t seem to work in the media query to change direction to column.
welcome do you want to collab on a youtube video so that we can amazing resposive page that we will sell to some third party
Not ready for that. I find css difficult to get it to do what you want.
I’m really hoping javascript goes better.
- About your question on flex and the header/nav.
Only direct children are affected, so when you make the header a flex container only the direct children becomes flex items. To make anything inside the nav a flex item the nav itself has to be a flex container.
- You have a typo in your media query, it is display not dislay
Thank you for the response.
I’ve been playing with it.
Right now I think my header is fixed however my video scrolls over it and then it is back when I get to my paragraph.
I can’t post a link right now, but I appreciate your feedback.
I think your site looks great.