Something isn't right with navbar-fixed-top. You can see in the default Bootstrap implementation that it does *not* stay fixed to the top in responsive when scrolling a page. Without digging in, it's hard to say what's wrong, but if the number of links exceeds the length of the screen and you keep the navbar fixed to the top in responsive, you won't be able to scroll the page and see any content when the menu is expanded and you won't be able to see all links since the top of the menu doesn't move when fixed to the top. And even on short menus, you're eating up the viewing area by keeping the navbar fixed to the top, meaning the viewing experience will certainly be bad.
Did you intend for the navbar to remain fixed to the top in responsive? On Apr 13, 4:56 pm, "C.L. Simco" <[email protected]> wrote: > On a small screen the page works fine until you open the nav bar and get > the walker. then there are two issues. > 1. Because of the div that I placed the bg Img in, I do not see the entire > set of links when walker is deployed. This because if I increase that div > height, all links on page below are not clickable even though I have tried > to set the z-index of the img to NOT conflict with the nav bar or page. All > of this is done only inline and in style.css (I have altered no other > files). > > 2. On a small screen with walker deployed, the page will scroll UNDER the > walker ( as I want on full size monitor not small screen) until you click > the button and raise the walker to default position. This, rather than the > default behavior of twitter-bootstrap v2 where the page is pushed down when > walker is deployed, AND, page as well as walker will scroll as a unit on a > small screen. > > In other words I want to modify the nav bar but keep full default > functionality. I have been trying for about 3 weeks now and finally decided > to ask of help. > > Again thank you.
