Responsive Navbar Layout with Flexbox
Crafting a navbar shouldn't be hard. Use Flexbox to manage spacing and alignment for a clean, professional-looking header.
When to use this solution:
Use this when building the main navigation for a website that needs to look great on desktop and mobile.
Common Use Cases
1Step-by-Step Guide
Set flex container
Make your <nav> or header tag a flex container.
Space between elements
Use 'justify-content: space-between' to push the logo to one side and links to the other.
Vertical alignment
Use 'align-items: center' to make sure all items are vertically aligned in the bar.
Add responsiveness
Combine with media queries to stack items or hide links on smaller screens.
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Build Navbar LayoutFrequently Asked Questions
Is Flexbox better than Float for navbars?
Yes, Flexbox provides much better control over vertical alignment and spacing without needing clearfixes.
How do I handle the burger menu?
Typically, you would use Flexbox to hide the links and show a button on mobile using 'display: none' and 'display: flex' in media queries.