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Start your free trialLiwei Xu
3,323 PointsMy <nav> bar only has a size of 800px * 24 px, I don't know how to adjust it for it to go across the page...
It should be a bar that takes the full width of the page, but now it is just a small island floating on the right with my tabs on top. I tried "width" in css but it doesn't work.
Please help. Thanks!!
2 Answers
Erik McClintock
45,783 PointsLiwei,
Have you tried setting your nav bar (and any container that it might be in) to have a width of 100%?
Erik
Liwei Xu
3,323 PointsHi Erik,
I have adjusted the width and now it is across the screen. But now I am puzzled why the teacher set it to 45% in the video then, and why it didn't shrink after he set it up.
Erik McClintock
45,783 PointsLiwei,
When Nick sets the nav bar to 45% width and floats in to the right in the video, he is doing so to allow for it and the logo to be on the same line in the header. This does not make the nav bar take up the entire width of the screen.
What is it that you are trying to accomplish, exactly? If you post your code and clearly tell us your goal, we can more easily assist you in figuring out what to do!
Erik
Charles Smith
7,575 PointsCharles Smith
7,575 PointsCan you post your CSS and index.html, please?