i was always afraid of css and now that I took it upon myself I just found that this channel simplifies the content which is concise and straight forward
I remember when this channel had just a few subscribers and I couldn't understand why. With years, I've seen the people all over the World watching these amazing videos. It helped (And still helping) me. I can even say that Kyle helped me put food on my table. Thanks so much!!!
Maybe the best tutorial I've seen on anything Javascript. Explaining what you're doing, your thought process begin the simple stuff, showing the webpage as its being created, no impossible accent to interpret. Sub button so hard I need a new mouse.
I completely agree with you! And if you mastered this tutorial, you should also try my advanced version of a Responsive Navigation Bar. || th-cam.com/video/val62cQaZiY/w-d-xo.html
I second that!! I search and saw at least 5-6 navbar videos and they all have animation using jquery or a more complex way of using there css to build the hamburger and the navbar, but your approach was very clean and straight to the point of what I wanted which was literally what the title of the video says. Lmao "responsive navbar" that's it lol so thank you web dev your tremendously helping me out with my journey and a javascript developer. 😁🙌🏽
I found this video to be super helpful. I am making my first fully responsive site, so this simpler style is perfect for me. Once I get better at this I will mess around with animations more, for the time being, this is great!
The best part is the quick and simple. True to your word this was both and very clear. So many hours spent listening to half baked solutions that do not work nearly as well as this video. Bravo and thanks for posting!!
Love these tutorials. I've attended classes, signed up to tree house and plural sight, both are great! However these tutorials are to the point and are clear.
Thank you! I'm currently a student working on a project, and could not for the life of me find a video I could follow along that worked. This worked for me like a charm!
Man... It's so amazing that everytime I encounter a problem during web dev, I see your videos for fixing those in a quick and efficient way.. Great work...🙌...Keep it coming... Admiring you brother..😍
by far the best tutorial of a responsive navbar on TH-cam!!! Thanks so much The explanatinos of what does what and what it is good for helped me so much. Also no links to existing code or icons. Perfect :)
I have been searching for weeks and this is finally the video that helped! you explain everything very well and you provide code sources so I don't have to spend half an hour typing the code in a way that work with the rest of my website, only for it to not work. good job, you get a like from me! :)
Why it didn't show up in my feed till? The best and easiest video ever. No need of spending 30/40 mins. All my next sites will have some mobile navbar.
This video helped me so much!! I was getting so frustrated with making a responsive navbar. The final results was exactly how it looked in the video. I just tweaked a few things. Thank you so much!
Great vid, thanks! I particularly love tutorials that don't waste time with stupid intros and logos, they just get right into the teaching. Again, thanks!
This was amazing! Few things I added to mine that others might be interested in: 1.) To keep the navbar at the top, add "position:fixed;" in the .navbar css 2.) To have the navbar close when you click on an item, add the following in your js file": $(".navbar-links").click(function(){ navbarLinks.classList.toggle('active') });
Hey, I tried adding this at the bottom of the code in the tutorial but it doesn't change anything. Where exactly are we suppose to add this to make the menu close after clicking a link?
That is soo simple! I had thought I'd need to create new buttons in another list and hide those and do some 20 lines of js code to check if one is displayed else set the other! Definitely gonna use this anytime the need arises. :D
I'm glad you found my video useful. Back in the day your idea would have probably been the most popular, but with the power of modern CSS we can do a lot without the need for extra JS.
Great tutorial! Thank you so much. So easy to follow and i think it's great that you are explaining every step so we can understand what is going on :)
A trick I've seen is to have an actual checkbox with display-none that holds the toggle state. Make your hamburger a label with a `for` attribute to the checkbox, and then you can use that to style against with the :checked selector. No JS required.
This code works great! I have two issues with it that I would like help with: 1) I would like the toggle menu to show up on the right of the screen with the text aligned right, too, instead of the center or left, but no obvious code I plug in works; 2) each time I use the small toggled screen menu to go to a lower section of the page, and close the menu, the href="#" takes me back to the top of the page, so I can never read the spot I went to in the first place. Thanks!
Thanks! I really enjoy making these types of videos, but they never seem to do very well. Hopefully, now that I have gotten better with making videos people will find them more interesting.
@@WebDevSimplified I think you should do what you enjoy doing. These type of videos are always helpful for people no matter how well they do. I don't know if you remember me from the beginnings but I recently started to work for a company that's making apps with Ionic which uses HTML, CSS and Javascript (well mostly Typescript) and thanks to your videos I have gotten enough knowledge to land this job. I may even get to do an apprenticeship there in a few months! I just want to thank you for what you are doing! Maybe you can talk or look into doing Ionic in your future videos.
That is amazing! I remember you have been watching my videos since essentially the very beginning and have always been active in the comments. Congratulations on landing a job. It is a lot of hard work, but now you get to reap the rewards. I'm just glad I was able to help you get there!
@@WebDevSimplified Thanks, Ionic is quite overwhelming for a beginner but I am starting to get the hang of it and I get all the time I need to understand which I find really cool of the company.
@@LuckystrikeGFXer I heard quite some negative comments from experienced developers using Ionic. Mainly regarding performance. They say it can't be compared to apps written in Java or Swift. Have you tried it?
thank you! Great tutorial! I actually implemented it my project. Now, I just want to updated a little bit and when the user clicks outside the navbar menu, to close. If you could update the code to have this functionality as well it will be great! Thank you
Why even tho i typed the same thing as you i still did not got the same results, the nav bar was ok just like yours but why not the toggle button even if i typed the same stuff as you did
I was so confused as to why my hamburger nav wasn't appearing, I must have spent an hour+ trying to figure it out. Finally I realized I set the .bar element to color:white; when I sould have set it to background-color:white; for anybody who doesn't know color: only affects text so it will not work on the hamburger nav. Hope this helps one person.
Nice video as always. Glad to have found this channel. One thing I'd like to say is that I think you should mention that we should use the attribute "defer" in the tag because without this attribute the js code didn't work properly (at least to me).
Weird, it means that you have a pretty outdated browser or very slow computer. The "defer" means that the JS will be executed after the page has finished loading. There is 3 lines of JS, so it's weird that it causes problem.
Overall Very nice tutorial and well explained! I had been using Bootstrap to achieve this affect, but I really do like using vanilla HTML/CSS/JS when possible. I did have a small hiccup when I didn't defer my script tag though that was definitely my fault and was a pretty quick fix. I guess I've been spending too much time in React and forgot one of my fundamentals.
you can also wrap all of your javascript in a window.addEventListener('load', () =>{"all your code"}) so that the javascript will always execute after the window has loaded
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Wasted time watching other videos on responsive nav, this was super quick and super easy, thanks a lot helped me.
You were exactly in my shoes. He teaches better unlike other youtubers
I don't want to repeat everything that's been written here, but this is THE standard of concision and accuracy. No fluff. Great content.
i was always afraid of css and now that I took it upon myself I just found that this channel simplifies the content which is concise and straight forward
I remember when this channel had just a few subscribers and I couldn't understand why. With years, I've seen the people all over the World watching these amazing videos. It helped (And still helping) me. I can even say that Kyle helped me put food on my table. Thanks so much!!!
Maybe the best tutorial I've seen on anything Javascript. Explaining what you're doing, your thought process begin the simple stuff, showing the webpage as its being created, no impossible accent to interpret. Sub button so hard I need a new mouse.
Finally I have found a responsive navbar tutorial that is simple, without all the bells and whistles that I don't need. Thanks
Dude you're awesome! This is best video of responsive nav I've ever seen
Thank you!
I completely agree with you! And if you mastered this tutorial, you should also try my advanced version of a Responsive Navigation Bar. || th-cam.com/video/val62cQaZiY/w-d-xo.html
I second that!! I search and saw at least 5-6 navbar videos and they all have animation using jquery or a more complex way of using there css to build the hamburger and the navbar, but your approach was very clean and straight to the point of what I wanted which was literally what the title of the video says. Lmao "responsive navbar" that's it lol so thank you web dev your tremendously helping me out with my journey and a javascript developer. 😁🙌🏽
Thank you, dude! I've been practicing front end development and you're helping me a lot with CSS. Keep up the good word! :)
Maybe my tutorial could also help you: th-cam.com/video/val62cQaZiY/w-d-xo.html
This is just amazing! Hands down, the best channel on the web! No non-sense, just straight to the point!! Bravo!
I found this video to be super helpful. I am making my first fully responsive site, so this simpler style is perfect for me. Once I get better at this I will mess around with animations more, for the time being, this is great!
This video is way too underrated. This needs MORE views seriously.
Best ever tut, wish I had seen this 6 months ago.
Much better than the other video tutorial I watched yesterday that was over 40mins long! Excellent, thanks.
The best part is the quick and simple. True to your word this was both and very clear. So many hours spent listening to half baked solutions that do not work nearly as well as this video. Bravo and thanks for posting!!
i like how this man explains the css.
So sick, never though of using span like that, Best tutorial ever.
Love these tutorials. I've attended classes, signed up to tree house and plural sight, both are great! However these tutorials are to the point and are clear.
Thank you! I'm currently a student working on a project, and could not for the life of me find a video I could follow along that worked. This worked for me like a charm!
This video is extremely underrated!!! Why????
because thats life
Man... It's so amazing that everytime I encounter a problem during web dev, I see your videos for fixing those in a quick and efficient way.. Great work...🙌...Keep it coming... Admiring you brother..😍
Thanks for making this Kyle! Your channel is one of my go to sources when I need to understand some of the concepts in a simple way.
So little views on such a great content... I was searching for this channel for so long man.
Thank you so much and keep up the good work!
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by far the best tutorial of a responsive navbar on TH-cam!!! Thanks so much
The explanatinos of what does what and what it is good for helped me so much. Also no links to existing code or icons. Perfect :)
This guy is my complete source of web development. Big Thanks Man!
This is by far the best video I have ever seen on responsive navbar. Thank You so much for this!
I have been searching for weeks and this is finally the video that helped! you explain everything very well and you provide code sources so I don't have to spend half an hour typing the code in a way that work with the rest of my website, only for it to not work. good job, you get a like from me! :)
I've watched lots of video here. This one was the simplest and easiest to understand. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this amazing straight forward tutorial. You saved me from a lot of pain.
Why it didn't show up in my feed till? The best and easiest video ever. No need of spending 30/40 mins. All my next sites will have some mobile navbar.
Great video. Very much required video. Gave me a full clean picture of how we create menus in a categorized and organized way.
th-cam.com/video/vh7obWOC3jY/w-d-xo.html please can you watch this video
what an awesome, straightforward tutorial. the best one for this that i've come across on youtube
The world is a better place cause of people like you. Thank you!
Very impressed how simple you taught this concept! I was a little afraid about this task. Thanks a lot!
That was fantastic... haven't done CSS in a hot minute but you explained stuff perfectly! ...
th-cam.com/video/vh7obWOC3jY/w-d-xo.html please can you watch this video
THANK YOU !!!!! i have been looking for a decent hamburger-nav video for ages. this saved me in my web class!!!!!
Bro watching this again after 3 months by far the best tutorial. Simple and well explained code
this is by far the best tutorial i found on this.
This video helped me so much!! I was getting so frustrated with making a responsive navbar. The final results was exactly how it looked in the video. I just tweaked a few things. Thank you so much!
Best responsive nav bar tutorial on youtube hands down! Thanks man
Thank you for your tutorials! They've been such a huge help whenever I've been stuck on doing something with js/css!
Thank you so much i was struggling with this for 3 days straight until watched your video 💙
Short, to the point yet well explained steps. Thank you for this !
Wow. I agree with many of the comments here. Quick and easy, no fluff or jokes. new sub!!
thank yooooouuuuuuuuuuuu I like your quick and straight to the point expressions
Just WOW! Great explanation and love the beautiful simplicity. I've seen much more complicated examples that did not work have so nice.
Thank you for the explanation. You the best unlike others who want us to learn from background music playing in their tutorial 😂
Great vid, thanks! I particularly love tutorials that don't waste time with stupid intros and logos, they just get right into the teaching. Again, thanks!
Best explanation ever !!you make the best videos of web dev.
Simple for you but na me. Great video you, Kevin powel and Dave gray are the foundation of front end DEV learning journey
This was amazing!
Few things I added to mine that others might be interested in:
1.) To keep the navbar at the top, add "position:fixed;" in the .navbar css
2.) To have the navbar close when you click on an item, add the following in your js file":
$(".navbar-links").click(function(){
navbarLinks.classList.toggle('active')
});
Awesome, thank you, I like fixed navs. I also added this to the fixed positioning to make the nav go all the way across:
width: 100%;
top: 0;
Hey, I tried adding this at the bottom of the code in the tutorial but it doesn't change anything. Where exactly are we suppose to add this to make the menu close after clicking a link?
Awesome, thank you so much! I was struggling getting elements to not look terrible when shrinking the window
That is soo simple! I had thought I'd need to create new buttons in another list and hide those and do some 20 lines of js code to check if one is displayed else set the other! Definitely gonna use this anytime the need arises. :D
I'm glad you found my video useful. Back in the day your idea would have probably been the most popular, but with the power of modern CSS we can do a lot without the need for extra JS.
Great tutorial! Thank you so much. So easy to follow and i think it's great that you are explaining every step so we can understand what is going on :)
You are welcome! I am really glad it was easy to follow.
@@WebDevSimplified i need some help
this is my favorite youtube channel for learning
Definitely the best Navbar tutorial I've ever seen but holy crap do you ever go fast. I kept having to pause and rewind!
I struggled with my own nav bar to do exactly this...... thanks a bunch, i've immediately built it in into my site. Thanks!
I'm really glad I could help!
A trick I've seen is to have an actual checkbox with display-none that holds the toggle state. Make your hamburger a label with a `for` attribute to the checkbox, and then you can use that to style against with the :checked selector. No JS required.
How?
if it's not working for you like it didn't for me for the last 6 hours
you have to add defer in the tag after the src element
Thanks man I was facing this error.
Tons of thank to you ❤
This is the best I've come across. It's so straight and on point. Thanks so much
This code works great! I have two issues with it that I would like help with: 1) I would like the toggle menu to show up on the right of the screen with the text aligned right, too, instead of the center or left, but no obvious code I plug in works; 2) each time I use the small toggled screen menu to go to a lower section of the page, and close the menu, the href="#" takes me back to the top of the page, so I can never read the spot I went to in the first place. Thanks!
I find it cool that you got back to your roots with just doing straight tutorials to concepts!
Thanks! I really enjoy making these types of videos, but they never seem to do very well. Hopefully, now that I have gotten better with making videos people will find them more interesting.
@@WebDevSimplified I think you should do what you enjoy doing. These type of videos are always helpful for people no matter how well they do.
I don't know if you remember me from the beginnings but I recently started to work for a company that's making apps with Ionic which uses HTML, CSS and Javascript (well mostly Typescript) and thanks to your videos I have gotten enough knowledge to land this job. I may even get to do an apprenticeship there in a few months! I just want to thank you for what you are doing! Maybe you can talk or look into doing Ionic in your future videos.
That is amazing! I remember you have been watching my videos since essentially the very beginning and have always been active in the comments.
Congratulations on landing a job. It is a lot of hard work, but now you get to reap the rewards. I'm just glad I was able to help you get there!
@@WebDevSimplified Thanks, Ionic is quite overwhelming for a beginner but I am starting to get the hang of it and I get all the time I need to understand which I find really cool of the company.
@@LuckystrikeGFXer I heard quite some negative comments from experienced developers using Ionic. Mainly regarding performance. They say it can't be compared to apps written in Java or Swift. Have you tried it?
Thanks a lot for this tutorial dudeeee! I was so confused as to how this works but you explained it so easily Thankssss
This is the most easiest tutorial that I found to follow, Thank you!
Perfect! Very simple and clear, just what tutorials must be. Thumbs up!
Thanks!
Brilliant delivery , brilliant lecture Thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning from you
Thank you
One of the very best tuts I have seen. Well done and thank you. (ps: there are errors but you should have no problem fixing them).
This is literally the best example
U Saved my another day. You left me speechless. Thank you very much 🙃
Thank you very much! you made it so much easier than a lot of tutorials
This is so helpful for a beginner, thank you! I enjoyed learning by watching this.
I love your video very transparent and simple to innerstand definitely buying your css course
For me the menu button doesn't get displayed. I even tried copy-pasting the whole code, but still nothing
Finally found useful navbar after try to find it for hour+
wow omg very imformative, i've been looking for this turorial. luckily i have found your tutorial. thank you so much.
This tutorial is a hidden Gem 💎
Excellent Video Kyle, also - Excellent shirt choice
This should have been my first search result for responsive navbar lol
You made my day, thank you so much! Keep it up!
thank you! Great tutorial! I actually implemented it my project. Now, I just want to updated a little bit and when the user clicks outside the navbar menu, to close. If you could update the code to have this functionality as well it will be great! Thank you
It's just amazing brother, Thank you so much for this beautifully explained video.
Love you 3000 times ❤❤❤
Thanks! Very useful for my final year project!
Why even tho i typed the same thing as you i still did not got the same results, the nav bar was ok just like yours but why not the toggle button even if i typed the same stuff as you did
Thanks, you just earned another subscriber
Thanks man this video helped me a lot to understand responsive navbars!
hello! May I ask a question about why my toggle button doesn't work when I try to click it again to close it ? Thanks!
Excellent video. The narration is spot on.
Best and easy tutorial in less time... Thank you 💖
Super! I was freaking out at the end, turns out I forgot to link the JS haha!
me too
u solve my problemthat from other chanel LOL thx
And I forgot to defer it :(
its trying to get an element before the html is loaded lol
@alice wickham put this inside the tag
@alice wickham
What an excellent, clear tutorial! Thank you!
I was so confused as to why my hamburger nav wasn't appearing, I must have spent an hour+ trying to figure it out. Finally I realized I set the .bar element to color:white; when I sould have set it to background-color:white; for anybody who doesn't know color: only affects text so it will not work on the hamburger nav. Hope this helps one person.
thank you sm
This was perfect, thank you for the tutorial!
Nice video as always. Glad to have found this channel. One thing I'd like to say is that I think you should mention that we should use the attribute "defer" in the tag because without this attribute the js code didn't work properly (at least to me).
Weird, it means that you have a pretty outdated browser or very slow computer. The "defer" means that the JS will be executed after the page has finished loading. There is 3 lines of JS, so it's weird that it causes problem.
@@_Greenflag_ actually its a problem for me as well and my computer isnt slow
@@navis2803 Likewise, update to date browser on a fast computer.
Overall Very nice tutorial and well explained! I had been using Bootstrap to achieve this affect, but I really do like using vanilla HTML/CSS/JS when possible.
I did have a small hiccup when I didn't defer my script tag though that was definitely my fault and was a pretty quick fix. I guess I've been spending too much time in React and forgot one of my fundamentals.
you can also wrap all of your javascript in a window.addEventListener('load', () =>{"all your code"}) so that the javascript will always execute after the window has loaded
This only works locally. If you u[;pad to the web then the JS functionality ceases....
Wow, i did it for the first time absolutely with understanding every step...I love You man hahahah :)
th-cam.com/video/vh7obWOC3jY/w-d-xo.html please can you watch this video
Most easiest way. And most helpful
Thanks mate, I really enjoy your videos and the way you explain things!
I 100% agree with you regarding bootstrap too.
Thank you very much for these essential pieces.
Great tutorial! Very straightforward and insightful. Thanks for sharing!