Navigation

Navigation Since early explorers such as Christopher Columbus and Magellan rely on landmarks for initial navigation, it can lead to serious miscalculation. Later explorers have discovered that they can use stars as the main choice for navigation. As technology advances, compass and sextant have been used for navigation purposes. While Sextant measures the angle of the moon and star using an adjustable mirror, the compass' hand always points north. As Sextant can only calculate latitude, John Harrison invented a device called Observatory to later calculate longitude.

To make navigation easier, many apps and web sites are focused on creating linear (or gradual) navigation operations. Applications and services that make use of this type of navigation put the user in the linear user stream as each of the following steps appear as a logical continuation of the previous step. This type of navigation is particularly useful for target-driven applications (such as Uber) and e-commerce sites (such as Amazon, Best Buy) that have the goals users want to achieve. Content priority design method is directly related to design minimalism. When trying to create more designs with fewer designers, please remove all unnecessary elements in the interface and concentrate on really important things. This interface has a bigger gap between various elements and a limited number of decorations. The disadvantage of this approach is that the interface may be neutral too.

Let's quickly explain how the navigation bar works. There are two main parts. In some cases, elements are always displayed regardless of screen size. In other parts of the navigation bar, elements are only displayed on large screens and small screens. Let me briefly explain what happened here. First, in the second line we changed the ID of the element to navbar-collapsible-content. This is necessary to make this content collapsible. This is the bootstrap function. The default ID is bs - example - navbar - collapse - 1. To activate this function, use the button with the data-target property of _header.htmlfile. Open views / layouts / navigation / _ header.html.erb and change the data-target property to data-target = "# navbar-collapsible-content". Now the button will trigger the collapsed content.

Like all Kedion content, we provide element class name. We will use the class name to find the element. Navigation bars usually have logos, titles, and navigation buttons. To do that, you need to place the content in the navigation bar of a specific layout. The layout is the core concept of Kedion. Layout allows you to place content on the screen using row and column grids. Let's add a two-column one-line layout. }) In addition to providing the class name, specify the layout using the number of rows, the number of columns (considering the grid), and the row and cell class names. By assigning your own class name to rows and cells, you can tweak the layout style and add content exactly within that boundary. Let's design the layout according to the height of the navigation bar.

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