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I have created a menu but when I zoom in the ul is overflowing the header so how can i stop it. http://codepen.io/ktouhid/pen/AqFGD
It ‘s Width issue
Hi, do you mean using text zoom? Global zoom is most commonly used and text zoom is not really obvious to set in modern browsers.
The UL could have his width set to 100%.
@kazitouhid what do you WANT it to do when the items don’t all fit on screen? Should they wrap below, should the items be smaller, etc.?
the items should be smaller and bigger but in a same percentage…………@Senff
you should use nav instead of unordered lists because nav is especially used for navigation. and you gave the header a width o with percentages. Give the header a width of 1000px. Now the header follows the nav items.
thanks @Jarolin , Great help……….