Bug Issue 1989 Resolved: Hamburger menu has been generalized - #2017
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FIXED:🪲[Bug]: Missing items in the hamburger menu
Closes: #1989
Description
Edited the files:
blog.html,donate.html,reportstary.html, andvolunteer.htmlwith this snippet of code for the hamburger navigation bar to maintain a centralized and consistent theme:The previous navigation hamburger menus follow the same logistical conventions, including the linking of pages, the main difference made was ensuring that the same navigation bar code was consistent across the other pages and replaced to match accordingly.
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The only page that was unable to be fixed was
blog.htmldue to it having general page styling and sizing issues that prevent the integration of an adaptable navigation hamburger bar to be integrated properly and match up appropriately with the rest of the pages.Screenshots
SOS Page Hamburger Menu:
Other correctly working page for reference:
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