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simplebar1

v2.0.0

Published

build navbars with very little code

Downloads

7

Readme

Simple Navbar

Create simple navbars with ease. If your navbar has got some simple nav-links then you don't need to spend much time styling it up.

Let us do the hardwork all you need to do is give us the options.

Getting Started

npm install simplebar1 --save

The next thing is import your npm modules

For normal project use this

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simplebar1@latest/simpleBar.css">

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simplebar1@latest/createBar.min.js"></script>;

NOTE: DON'T FORGET THE SCRIPT FILE HAS A TYPE="MODULE" AND WHEN YOU IMPORT IT IN YOUR JS FILE REMEMBER TO ADD THE TYPE="MODULE" TO THAT SCRIPT FILE TOO.

To begin,

Add <link rel="stylesheet" href="\node_modules\simpleBar.css"> to the head tag Add <script src="\node_modules\simpleBar.js"></script> to the end part of your body tag

First you create your nav element and give it an #navbar

    import createNavbar from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simplebar1@latest/simpleBar.min.js' or
    ## if you're using an npm package then you can just do 
    import createNavbar from '../node_modules/simplebar1/simplebar.js' 

    createNavbar({
            links: ["Home", "Service", "About", "contact", "Pricing", "FAQ", "support", "purchase"],
            logoType: "image",
            logo: "/toad.jpg",
            background: "teal",
            color: "white",
            logoColor: "brown",
            pathType: "#",
            style: "drop",
            humburgerColor: "white",
            fixed: true,
            logoFont:"Handwritting"
        })

Options for style

drop

slide-from-right

slide-from-left.

Specify your logo type

Your logo can either be an image or text so you pass in

logoType:"image" or logoType:"text"

--

Then you can specify either your file location or the text for the logo .

For path or Url

You can specify either "#" or "/" base on your preference, so pathType:"/" or pathType:"#"

For FixedTop

All you need to do is give it a true value and there you have fixed-top navbar.

You can practice the rest of the options with your own values since they are just colors.

Add your own logo font-family

you can just specify the font-family you want for your logo and also increase the fon-weight

`logoFont:"Montserrat"`
`logoBoldness:"700"`

Looking to add more features