position: fixed on the navigation bar? about responsive-nav.js

[StraubCreative]

I'm having this issue too. I'd like to build a floating navigation for a single-page layout and whenever I mess with the position attribute the navigation disappears off screen.

I've tried wrapping and styling the nav in a separate div, and tried experimenting with the .nav-collapse attributes in the stylesheet, nothing seems to work.

[igauthier]

need this too but it seems that the author has disappeared /-)
There is an option :
openPos: "relative", // String: Position of the opened nav, relative or static
Yes... but just do nothing and of course if we try top put "fixed" the menu is not visible...

[arielsalminen]

Not disappeared, just been crazy busy lately. :) Thinking of adding a new option for this next, so that the nav bar would stay fixed and then open the links on top of the content. How does that sound?

[igauthier]

That's sounds great :)

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Le 27 nov. 2013 à 18:43, Viljami Salminen [email protected] a
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Not disappeared, just been crazy busy lately. :) Thinking of adding a new
option for this next, so that the nav bar would stay fixed and then open
the links on top of the content. How does that sound?

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[arielsalminen]

Actually, this is possible already, don’t event need to change any settings. Just working on a site where I needed this myself and you can achieve this behavior by just putting the whole navigation and the toggle inside a container which is fixed positioned.

I’ll try to add a new example about this as soon as I find time :-)

[mattypants]

I decided to go for absolute instead of fixed; I just want the mobile version of the nav to overlap content underneath, so I used position:absolute;width:100% on the nav's container.