Topic: change content when a .scrolling-navbar is triggered?
markroedel pro commented 7 years ago
In a very simplified form, yes, but that should be enough for me to work from. Looking through that example in Chrome's inspector, it appears that the operative piece of wizardry there is the .top-nav-collapse CSS class. Is that pretty much it, or is there more involved that's not quite as apparent?Ollie Vincent pro commented 7 years ago
Yes that is correct - I also had to create two title instances - one to slide right and one to slide left. I then removed the animation on mobiles.
We're still early enough in the process that there isn't much to show yet, but essentially he's envisioning the navbar component being used more as a fixed title bar (actual navigation will be from the side via a hamburger menu). When at the top of the page, it'd have a larger version of our logo, and below that would be a section header. After scrolling, the logo would shrink along with the .scrolling-navbar, and the section header would change to a smaller font and move to the center of the bar.
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Ollie Vincent pro commented 7 years ago
Hi, Why do you mean by 'presentation'. Can you show an example/mockup to give us an idea? Thanks