Rudra Sen
Rudra Sen
I thought of an idea: When Navbar items Excess, create an arrow slider automatically. By the time this issue is fixed, I'll use the workaround of minifying navbar items.
> Just an `overflow-x: scroll` or something similar, maybe? I'm not sure what "arrow slider" is either. I think so similar to this
I tested `overflow-x: scroll` and it works but in * CSS class. Does anyone know the CSS class for the navbar?
How can I set CSS classes for the navbar? If there is a class for the navbar, I'll put an `overflow-x: scroll` below the navbar.
I need a scrollbar automatically below the navbar if on a laptop or a smaller screen. Can anyone tell me how to do that?
> I don't understand the question. It's impossible to help you: please invest some time to help us help you. > > Which DOM element can't you target with custom...
I am now trying to mess up with the React Native website navbar. When I tested it on smaller screens, it automatically shows an option to scroll using the mouse....
Can anyone help with making my navbar like React Native Site navbar? It looks like this on smaller screens:  TL;DR, I want to make a touch slider navbar like...
I know this is off-topic, but How do I Put a Button or a component or something on every bottom of blog posts or docs?
Got better with this: ```css * { white-space: nowrap; } ```