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If one opens Twitter Bootstrap’s GitHub page in a browser window that is less than 980px wide, it is collapsed.
Click the button in the upper-right and it expands to show options “Home”, “Get Started”, “Scaffolding” etc.
Is there a way to configure Twitter Bootstrap (or write a little custom CSS or JavaScript) to make it default to showing these options?
My concern is that some users will not know to click the button in the upper-right to see site navigation options.
You should be able to do it by just setting the height of
.container .nav-collapse.collapseto auto.All that happens when you toggle the menu is the height is set to auto, and a classs of collapsed is removed from the button.
Note: I’ve only tested this through my console, you will probably have to play around with how you directly apply the height.