On Apr 15, 3:01 pm, "C.L. Simco" <[email protected]> wrote: > "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." > > Yes, you are right, and thus my problem. > > "Did you intend for the navbar to remain fixed to the top in > responsive? " > > No. What I want is all of the default behavior of the original > Twitter-Bootstrap, BUT, I want to add my own background image.
The navbar-fixed-top stuff in style.css should probably be ditched. The position: fixed is breaking the responsive since it's overriding the position: static in the bootstrap responsive css. Removing that and the height declaration in rsheader3 fixes the responsive navbar behavior. But then you're background image isn't visible. :) Maybe you could move the rsheader3 div below the navbar-inner or attach the bg image to the header tag?
