Dorik Navigation
July 10, 2024 2024-07-10 15:00
Dorik Navigation
How to build navigation on Dorik using Navigation Element
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How to build navigation on Dorik using Navigation Element
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Comments (4)
@ECUARANA
Hello is it possible to create a scrolling menu redirecting in the same page? using for example <a href="#test" >your text here</a> <!– your CTA Bottom –>
<!– your Block –>
<div id="test">
<!– content of your block –>
</div>
@annafilou
Is it possible to get the navigation bar to behave differently based on the breakpoint/screen width of the device? For example, I might want my navigation on the top for desktop visitors, but on the bottom when viewed from a mobile device. If that's not a built-in feature, we can implement it with custom CSS, right?
@TomArchb
Amazing work! Very usefull and simply to use. Thanks a lot
@macosxfiles
This is great! I’m impressed with how much customization you’ve built in while still keeping it simple. You are making such a great tool for rapid web site development.