Calvin• 300
@Chainsmoker
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Add overflow-x: hidden; in your container to remove that white space
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I still do not know if I did the mobile design well. I do not really have experience designing mobile sites, but I was able to make it work to some degree. There is still some extra space that you can scroll on the page. Is this normal or can I remove it somehow?
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WFarré• 680
@wfarre
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In my case, I give my navbar a width of 96% and a padding left and right of 2%. I am not sure but maybe it's due to the fact you gave a width of 50% to you right side of the nav-bar. Regarding the flexbox for the navbar, I did a justify-content: flex-start and for the right-side, I used margin-left: auto to justify it on the right. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q08BbYNG8h0
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