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What is a navbar?
The Bootstrap navbar is a responsive navigation header at the top of a webpage. It can expand or collapse based on the screen size, providing a user-friendly navigation experience for websites.
Bootstrap provides built-in CSS classes to create a standard navigation bar.
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The .navbar class is used to create a navigation bar component.
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The .navbar-brand class represents the brand or logo of the website or application.
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The .navbar-collapse class makes the navigation menu collapse into a dropdown or toggle button.
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The .navbar-nav class is used to create a horizontal navigation menu with multiple navigation links or items.
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The .nav-item class should be applied to each list item (<li>) within the navigation bar.
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The .nav-link class is used to styled anchor tags (<a>) within a navigation component.
Some of the examples of the navbars are as follows.
| Example | Description | Download link |
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| Basic navbar | This example shows the basic structure of navbar in Bootstrap. | Download |
| Navbars offcanvas | This example shows the use of offcanvas navbars within a responsive web design. | Download |
| Navbar static | This example shows the implementation of a static navbar fixed in its position on a webpage. | Download |
| Navbar fixed | This example shows the navigation bar fixed to the top of the viewport (fixed-top). | Download |
| Navbar bottom | This example shows navigation bar has a fixed position at the bottom of the page. | Download |
| Offcanvas navbar | This example shows a navbar that can be expanded into sliding offcanvas menu. | Download |
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