Today we will be looking at a sticky top navbar and how to create one.
This navbar is typically not on the top of the webpage but sticks to the screen top when you scroll past it.
There are multiple ways to do this using JavaScript and CSS tricks, but in this example, we will discuss how it's done using the Bootstrap utility classes.
A sticky header is a web design trend that has been popular in recent years, especially on blogs and news websites. It allows you to have a sticky navigation bar at the top of your page, which stays visible even if there is enough content to push it down.
The main purpose of the sticky navbar is to allow the user to search, navigate and communicate with your website without any distractions.
This navbar tutorial assumes you have some experience using Bootstrap and HTML. If you're new to working with Bootstrap, please check out this guide on getting started with the Bootstrap landing page template.
Let's get started!
If you liked this snippet, you might also enjoy exploring Bootstrap image overlay or Bootstrap Shadows .