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Sticky navbar is not working on mobile version #693
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@ijemmao this is the intended behaviour for mobile devices? yes if assign it to me, let me handle it. |
@kingdanie go for it! |
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* fix: sticky navbar on all devices nkowaokwu#693 * fix: use tailwind class for fixed navbar nkowaokwu#693
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## [1.61.1](nkowaokwu/igbo_api@v1.61.0...v1.61.1) (2023-07-04) ### Bug Fixes * fixed navbar on all devices [nkowaokwu#693](nkowaokwu#693) ([nkowaokwu#703](nkowaokwu#703)) ([c3008ed](nkowaokwu@c3008ed))
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* fix: sticky navbar on all devices nkowaokwu#693 * fix: use tailwind class for fixed navbar nkowaokwu#693
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## [1.61.1](nkowaokwu/igbo_api@v1.61.0...v1.61.1) (2023-07-04) ### Bug Fixes * fixed navbar on all devices [nkowaokwu#693](nkowaokwu#693) ([nkowaokwu#703](nkowaokwu#703)) ([c3008ed](nkowaokwu@c3008ed))
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Describe the bug
The sticky navbar on mobile disappears as the user scrolls down to various website sections.
To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
The navbar should remain fixed at the top (or any other specified position) of the webpage as the user scrolls. This ensures that the navigation menu is always accessible, regardless of the user's position on the page.
Bear in mind that the sticky navbar should adapt to different screen sizes and devices. It should be responsive and adjust its layout and appearance accordingly, ensuring optimal usability on mobile devices as well as desktops
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