
Yes. Same problem. The navbar looks awful on small sreens.
Maybe one solution could be to split each section into rows instead of columns based on screen width. Not sure if it is a valid proposition.
A solution could be defining a media query to set "display:block" for nav-section on small widths.
@media only screen and (max-width: 480px){
.navbar-section {
display: block;
}}
@agausachs
Works like a charm.
I usually just hide the navbar-section except whichever i put the site logo. with class hide-sm
Then use and alternative inline menu to display the nav links on small screens. with class show-sm
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Yes. Same problem. The navbar looks awful on small sreens.
Maybe one solution could be to split each section into rows instead of columns based on screen width. Not sure if it is a valid proposition.