In the process of developing a website, I am faced with the challenge of creating a navigation bar at the top. This navigation bar is designed to have a logo in the top left corner and a toolbar centered within the window. The logo is implemented using an img tag with the position:absolute property to ensure it appears in the correct location. On the other hand, the toolbar is contained within a div element with width:100% set, ensuring that its components are centralized within it.
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However, when the window size is reduced significantly or when viewing on tablet devices in portrait mode, the toolbar ends up overlapping the logo, as shown below:
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My goal is for the toolbar to stop moving once it reaches the logo's position, ensuring that when the window is resized, the layout appears as desired:
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I came across a potential solution mentioned in this thread: css: how to build centered div with minimum spacing on the left. However, this approach relies on knowing the exact width of the centralized component (toolbar), which may not be feasible in my specific case.
Any assistance or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!