Navigation Bar with Submenu Dropdown in Hover Using HTML and CSS Only | Simple Navbar Menu

#learndesign #css #html #navbar #navigation #header #navigationbar
Hello friends, In this video, i'm creating header navigation bar with submenu dropdown when you hover the specific link using only html and css. it is best part is you can integrate just a minutes because i'm not using any plugin or script or no dependency so that's why this navbar is easy to integrate. i hope you love this video tutorial.
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[@YaNykyta]

And what is mess when screen is half verticaly? Big mess or not much?..

[@LearnDesignTutorial]

It is desktop version only. but in responsive, you can use mmenu

[@simobenchekroun7516]

excellente vidéo bravo et bonne continuation

[@prasanthkumar9606]

Bro i have a doubt can we do it in bootstrap also? Isn't it

[@LearnDesignTutorial]

yes do it, but bootstrap doesn't provide hover dropdown, it's clickable

[@babarburrak4519]

why are you not sharing source code check your views due to the lack of source code? which showed your authority

[@LearnDesignTutorial]

Code available here: learndesigntutorial.com/

[@babarburrak4519]

@@LearnDesignTutorial thank you

[@chuckcoughlin3112]

to much spam looking else where@@LearnDesignTutorial

[@rick_from_yr]

not good practice to use *{}, it's too general and can brake something in other place

[@thedoctor1929]

mmmmm This sounds more of a personal preference. There's mixed advice for generalizing with a decent number of developers preferring to set their own properties for every element.