UPSC Combined Geo-Scientist (Preliminary) Examination, 2021 Notification

By Kalpesh Meniya
On November 04, 2020

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Combined Geo-Scientist (Preliminary) Examination, 2021 Notification



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Closing Date: 27-10-2020 till 1800 hrs


The display of the mobile navigation menu is made to make it easier for users to click important menus on blogs such as the navigation menu button, search button, dark mode button and other buttons

As we know the average user uses a smartphone using one hand and the thumb has difficulty reaching the top (header) on a page, that's why the mobile navigation menu is moved to the bottom. This concept is also applied in several well-known applications such as Instagram , several mobile browsers , Pinterest , Youtube and so on </ p>

But for those of you who don't like the appearance of the mobile navigation menu in this template and want to keep the sticky header on the mobile view, you can change and delete some of the CSS code below so that the navigation menu doesn't appear:

All the CSS code below is present and added to the CSS section @ media screen and (max-width: 640px) {, the code has meaning only active when the maximum screen width is 640px

First - return the sticky header

In the CSS code set @ media screen and (max-width: 640px) { look for the code below and change it according to the instructions: 

  . header  {padding:  0 20px ;  position: absolute; }

 Delete the part of code marked "position: absolute;" so the code looks like this: 

. header  {padding:  0 20px ;}

The code above is to return the header back to sticky, then

Returns the navigation icon and adds the search icon in the header

In the post display the navigation icon is changed to a back to homepage button, to change it, please find and delete the code collection below: 

  . singleItem .navicon .nav  {display:  none ; transform:  rotate (180deg) ; -webkit-transform:  rotate (180deg) }
. singleItem .navicon .nav.home  {display:  block }
. singleItem .navicon .nav i  : nth-child (1)  {width:  45% ; margin-left:  55% ; -webkit-transform:  translateY (3px) rotate (40deg) ; transform:  translateY (3px) rotate (40deg) }
. singleItem .navicon .nav i  : nth-child (2)  {width:  95% ; margin-left:  0% }
. singleItem .navicon .nav i  : nth-child (3)  {width:  10% ; margin-left:  62.5% ; background-color:  transparent ; -webkit-transform:  translateY (0px) rotate (-40deg) ; transform:  translateY (0px) rotate (-40deg) }

In order for the search button icon to appear, please change the (replace) code above with the css code below: 

  . header .navicon .navSearch  {display:  block ;}

Second - Hide mobile navigation menu

This method does not permanently delete the mobile navigation code but only hides it back. Search and delete the code below: 

   / * Navigation mobile show * / 
. navigation-mobile  {background-color:  #fefefe ; box-shadow:  0 -10px 20px 0 rgba (30,30,30 , .05) ; bottom:  0 }
. navigation-mobile li  {visibility:  visible ; opacity:  1 }
. navigation-mobile .top-link a  {display:  block ; position:  relative ; right:  auto ; bottom:  auto ; width:  auto ; height:  auto ; background-color:  transparent  ; box-shadow:  none }

 The second code to delete: 
. dark-mode .navigation-mobile svg  {fill:  $ (night.colors) }
. dark-mode .navigation-mobile svg.line , . dark-mode .navigation-mobile .top-link svg.line </ i > {fill:  none ; stroke:  $ (night.colors) }

Preview

Please save your template and see the results. For an example of its application, you can open this post on your smartphone:

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