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The provided HTML code includes a navigation overlay controlled by a button. Here's an explanation of the code:
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Navigation Overlay (
#myNav
):- The navigation overlay is a
<div>
element with the IDmyNav
. It's initially hidden (height: 0;
) and becomes visible when theopenNav()
function is triggered.
- The navigation overlay is a
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Close Button (
×
):- The close button within the overlay has the class
closebtn
and triggers thecloseNav()
function when clicked. It displays an '×' symbol.
- The close button within the overlay has the class
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Overlay Content:
- The overlay contains a list of links (
<a>
) representing navigation items such as "About," "Services," "Clients," "Contact," and "About Vinkal Prajapati."
- The overlay contains a list of links (
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Button (
<button>
):- The button with the class
font
triggers theopenNav()
function when clicked. It displays the Unicode symbol "☰" (three horizontal lines), commonly recognized as a menu icon.
- The button with the class
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JavaScript Functions:
- The
openNav()
function sets the height of the overlay to "80%", making it visible. - The
closeNav()
function sets the height of the overlay to "0%", hiding it.
- The
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Styling (
<style>
):- The styling section contains CSS rules for the button (
font
class). It sets the font size to 30 pixels, changes the cursor to a pointer, and centers the button horizontally within its container.
- The styling section contains CSS rules for the button (
.font {
font-size: 30px;
cursor: pointer;
display: block;
margin: 0 auto;
}
The display: block;
and margin: 0 auto;
combination is used to center the button horizontally.
This code creates a simple navigation overlay that appears when the button is clicked, providing a clean and user-friendly interface for accessing various sections of the website.
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