hi i try to convert my site design to bootstrap and i have some problems with the header and i would like your advice for fix the problems 1. When the screen get smaller the logo overlap the menu (tablet view). How can i make the menu to collapse before touch the logo ? 2. in mobile size the menu button is over the logo and i want to be under the logo, how can i move it under the logo ? 3. when i expand the menu is not is not full width, how can i fix this ? 4. the header stay always on the top when i scroll down, how can i remove that feature ? my site is based on this bootstrap template ironsummitmedia.github.io/startbootstrap-logo-nav/ and you can see my bootstrap design at phphost.org/bootstrap/ i would really appreciate any help thanks
1) Off the shelf templates are one of the biggest roads to failure there is. Shoe-horning your content into someone else's design ideas is just as back-assward as dicking around in a paint program like photoshop and calling it "design" before you even have semantic markup. 2) Since bootcrap uses PRESENTATIONAL classes, it defeats the entire purpose of using HTML/CSS 3) Bootcrap is a bloated halfwit steaming pile of nonsense that makes it HARDER to customize your responsiveness to the CONTENT. You end up shoe-horning your content into the design instead of having a design that adjusts itself to the content. Basically when it comes to bootcrap, do yourself a favor and find a stick to scrape it off with. Looking at your site, the tables for layout, tables for nothing, images doing text's job, non-semantic markup, endless pointless DIV for nothing, gibberish use of numbered headings, bold tags inside LI doing numbered heading's job... it's very much what I expect from an off the shelf template mated to mouth-breathing stupidity like jQueery, Bootcrap and the train wreck known as HTML 5. Which is why I'd pitch that entire mess in the trash and start over with semantic markup, separation of presentation from content, CONTENT first development working with progressive enhancement so the site gracefully degrades. There is little if anything I'd try to salvage from that as it's a laundry list of how NOT to build a website. Apologies if that seems harsh, the truth often is. You've been duped and led down the garden path to failure by broken methodologies and outright scam artist lies.