I've designed a sleek navbar located at the bottom of my webpage featuring a central logo leading to the home page, with two links on each side directing users to specific pages. Using @media CSS, I made it responsive by reducing its size as the screen size decreases. However, once it reaches the xs/sm breakpoint, the navbar becomes too crowded for the screen.
Example:
|-------Video-------|-------About-------|------LOGO/BRAND------|------Schedule------|--------Ask--------|
Is there a way to stack the navbar links on top of each other on both sides while maintaining a clean and symmetrical appearance, with the logo remaining centered? I prefer this over turning it into a collapsed menu button.
Example:
|----Video----LOGO/BRAND----Schedule----|
|----About--------------------------------Ask-------|