Thanks.
Could not get this point because the class clicked
is in body
now. How will the independent class be declared active?
I didnāt find a class named āclickedā.
If you use :active
, a transition will happen when you click on part of the hamburger. I am not sure if that is what you want
:active
doesnāt apply to divs but raise a good point that the hamburger really should be a button element as it creates an action
The transition works.
Sorry Iām not following or Iām probably misunderstanding something
What has :active got to do with the transition?
Perhaps I have not examined this lengthy thread in sufficient detail.
What is triggering the transitions if you are not using :active
or :hover
or similar?
Yes its a bit of a convoluted thread to follow and has veered off topic a bit
There was some JS adding a class when the hamburger was clicked. The class that was added was used to trigger the transition. (Thereās also a JS thread tied to this question that may help tie up some loose ends.)
However, I believe that part has been resolved satisfactorily now.
flex-wrap: wrap
, but this doesnāt give a gap between the two left and right.
Would a column-gap:
not resolve the issue?
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