Simplifying Navigation: Customizing Bootstrap's Navbar for a Unique Look

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S J Huskey continues his Theme rebuild series with "Rebuilding A Theme, Part V: Customizing the Navbar." Published on July 12, 2024, the article elaborates on making the site look distinctive despite using the default navbar from Bootstrap.

Using Bootstrap's navbar simplifies navigation design, even if it looks generic. Custom styling is applied to personalize the site. The site's branding block includes a custom logo and updated site name style, ensuring readability and proportional scaling. Menus are streamlined to avoid clutter, focusing on essential links. The responsive design works across devices, with Bootstrap's built-in grid system ensuring a seamless experience.

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Rebuilding A Theme, Part V: Customizing the Navbar

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Samuel J. Huskey

Date of Publication

12 July 2024

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https://sjhuskey.info/posts/upgrading-theme-part-5/

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