I have a navbar on my app which I configured as a reusable element. The navbar has links to different pages.
I want to make the app responsive so that if a user is using the app on their phone, the links will hide in the slidebar hamburger icon. If the user wants to see the links that are in hidden, he would click on the slidebar hamburger icon which will show the hidden links/buttons.
Does anyone know how to do that?
I installed the slidebar menu pluggin by Bubble, but it’s not very intuitive on how to get the function I am looking for.
That wouldn’t work unless the hamburger menu is in the reusable element, which it probably isn’t as usually the hamburger menu would be on the page and outside of the reusable element that contains the menu.
The problem with their plugin is that it’s limited in it’s functionalities.
The thing with my app is that not everyone will have the same links in the navbar.
Specifically, I have sellers and customers.
If the current user is a seller, then he will be able to see a link “revenue” in the navbar. If the user is just a customer, I don’t want him to see it. To do that, I have different groups with different conditionals.
The slidebar plugin doesn’t have that function where I can show/hide links based on the group.
I found this link on the forum posted by someone at Bubble : Meta_public | Bubble Editor. You can see the Header and mobile menu page in the reusable elements and can preview the page to see how they made it work. That’s exactly what I need.
I was able to build most of it, the problem I am having right now is that the mobile menu is always showing on page load and I can’t toggle it.