I have an issue with a div I want to place on my hero section.
My hero banner consists of my hero section (relative but with no values) that also has Background image set, and a fixed navigation bar. now when I try to insert a div in the section, instead of going underneath the navigation bar, it goes and takes its place on where the navigation bar already is.
This behavior is not consistent the block display setting selected.
Also to note that I have one interaction created for the navigation bar when scrolled.
Does anybody know why this happens?
Also another question I have (maybe silly) does anybody know if I have my section set at 100vh height if my divs with text elements inside will be responsive in a 28 inch screen and say an 18 inch screen, or will the text remain the same size in both screens, meaning that may be on the 18inch it could look normal but on the 28 inch screen it would look small?
Appreciate your help in advance and I hope I hear from somebody soon.
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Ooh and this is the link to the first version of the website i was working, but itâs incomplete, i stopped working on it because i realized that if i donât know what i am doing, the site wonât look good or be responsive and will have flows.
Basically, my biggest concern is the responsiveness of the website but not when it comes to smaller screen sizes (webflow allows you to rebuilt the site for smaller screens) but when it comes to the bigger ones, itâs hard for me to get the grasp of how a container that is 960px wide shows on a 28inch screen you know what i mean? will the container look exactly the same and the elements in it on a big screen, or everything will just be centered and small with huge gaps on the sides?
Or if there is no container but a simple Div (with text in it) instead that has only margins for placement in a section, will this div be responsive on bigger screens?
You donât have to design in a pre-built container that is 960px. On my Mac it looks tiny. YOu can either use the whole screen at 100% to design, and use the breakpoints.
Or you can make your own container class, and make it 1500px maximum, (or whatever you like) to minimise the blank space on larger screens.
Learn flexbox if you can, it will make it so much easier than using columns I promise.
Thank you for taking the time to assist me with this by creating a video (no sound).
Although I understand that by having the padding changed in the Heros section, in this case, does the job, the issue is that i still donât understand why this issue takes place at the first place since every element that we put in the section with default settings should be going underneath the previous one?
Also for the second question, if I was to design on a 1500px width, wouldnât the people that will see the website in a 960px wide screen miss information from their screen?
Apologies for my noobish questions, i am really new here.
ΣΔ ÏαÏαÎșÎ±Î»Ï I lived in Greece for a while and speak and write fluently-ish
Flexbox really is powerful stuff, so a worthy investment of your time.
Drop into the introductions sections if you havenât already, itâs a good way to get to know the community and help is always at hand when you need it.
Haha, itâs actually amazing to me that you speak Greek as a British person, I always thought that Greek is a hard language to learn, probably due to the fact that not a lot of people in the world speak it to start with.
I lived in the UK for a while believe it or not, and I had the time of my life there, I absolutely loved it.
Now I am based in Bangalore, India, letâs see how that goes
I will definitely introduce my self to the community and i will see you soon, thanks again Markos!