Feature request
At the bottom of each topic page, add a prev/next navigation bar so users can move through the course sequentially without going back to the home page.
Design
[ < 05 Transactions ] [ 07 Query Processing > ]
Two buttons, left-aligned previous and right-aligned next. Use the existing .btn-outline and .btn-primary button styles. Omit "previous" on topic 01, omit "next" on topic 12.
Files to edit (all 12 topic pages)
topics/01-intro.html — next only
topics/02-relational-model.html through topics/11-distributed-databases.html — both
topics/12-interview-guide.html — prev only
Add nav markup just before </div> (closing .container):
<div class="topic-nav">
<a href="05-transactions.html" class="btn-outline">← 05 Transactions</a>
<a href="07-query-processing.html" class="btn-primary">07 Query Processing →</a>
</div>
Add CSS to style.css:
.topic-nav { display:flex; justify-content:space-between; margin-top:3rem; padding-top:2rem; border-top:1px solid var(--border); }
Difficulty: Beginner — pure HTML/CSS, no JavaScript needed
Feature request
At the bottom of each topic page, add a prev/next navigation bar so users can move through the course sequentially without going back to the home page.
Design
Two buttons, left-aligned previous and right-aligned next. Use the existing
.btn-outlineand.btn-primarybutton styles. Omit "previous" on topic 01, omit "next" on topic 12.Files to edit (all 12 topic pages)
topics/01-intro.html— next onlytopics/02-relational-model.htmlthroughtopics/11-distributed-databases.html— bothtopics/12-interview-guide.html— prev onlyAdd nav markup just before
</div>(closing.container):Add CSS to
style.css:Difficulty: Beginner — pure HTML/CSS, no JavaScript needed