So I have a navbar that has like 4 links and I need it to be a specific width, and i want it to be responsive so I used max-width: 65em
, however this results in it not being 65em unless theres alot of content inside which isn't there cuz of the nature of a navbar.
How do I make my nav bar content have a width of 65em while being responsive when i decrease screen size? Do I have to mess with media queries and breakpoints for is there a solution?
Navbar code:
const Nav = styled.nav `
margin-bottom: 5em;
box-sizing: border-box;
max-width: 65em;
display:flex;
justify-content: space-between;
`
<Nav>
<Logo to="/">saif</Logo>
<NavLinks>
<StyledNavLink to="about">About</StyledNavLink>
<StyledNavLink to="projects">Projects</StyledNavLink>
<StyledNavLink to="coding-challenges">Coding Challenges</StyledNavLink>
<StyledNavLink to="contact">Get in touch</StyledNavLink>
</NavLinks>
</Nav>
CodePudding user response:
const Nav = styled.nav `
margin-bottom: 5em;
box-sizing: border-box;
max-width: 65em;
width:100% ;
display:flex;
justify-content: space-between;
`
<Nav>
<Logo to="/">saif</Logo>
<NavLinks>
<StyledNavLink to="about">About</StyledNavLink>
<StyledNavLink to="projects">Projects</StyledNavLink>
<StyledNavLink to="coding-challenges">Coding Challenges</StyledNavLink>
<StyledNavLink to="contact">Get in touch</StyledNavLink>
</NavLinks>
</Nav>
Try giving width to nav in percentage . I have given 100% , you can change it to your convenience. Try running this code . I hope this solves your issue .