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the easiest way if you'll create two navigation: one for desktop, second for the mobiles.
Find your <div id="navbar"class="navbar"> duplicate it and for the second write <div id="navbarhide"class="navbar"> Now you have two navbars. Well, customize a menu and CSS style for navbarhide (add new css code in addtional.css). Then open additional.css and write Code:
#navbarhide { display: none;} @media screen and (max-width: 990px) and (min-width: 120px){ #navbarhide {display: block;} #navbar {display: none;} } More complicated solution use http://responsivemobilemenu.com/en/ but in this case you have to redo navbar css code. Not so fast but looks good ![]() Regards, Nathalie |
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