Bootstrap 4 Change Navbar Background Color On Scroll


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22 responses to “Bootstrap 4 Change Navbar Background Color On Scroll”

  1. Hi Jamie,

    Another off topic question if you don't mind. How do you reduce image file sizes for page optimization?

    I use open source GIMP to reduce the file size to almost zero and then slowly increase it until it's a happy medium between file size and image quality. Hard to keep it under 100 KB though.

    None-the-less, I've seen out there some pretty sharp images with low file sizes.

    How do the pros do it?

    Thanks,

    Eric

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