14 responses to “Twitter Bootstrap 3 Tutorial 13 – Off Canvas Menu”

1. Thanks, Mr. Naveed it is very nice, clear and helpful…

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2. Nice video! Great Off-canvas navigations are particularly hard to find since they are usually required to do so many things: To open left, right, top, bottom, overlap, push, contain submenus, work with sticky or fixed triggers and more.

   Thanks to lots of feedback there was a push to build a better Off-canvas. In Foundation 6.3, released on Dec 15th, there is an all new improved off-canvas. We’d love to hear the challenges or common patterns with off-canvas are you working with. Check out the details and jump in on the conversation!

   http://foundation.zurb.com/forum/posts/49868-new-improved-off-canvas-in-foundation-63

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3. Thanks……

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4. Very interesting. Is it possible to place a carousel where you put the paragraph?
   Thanks

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5. rly nice! you helped me a lot understanding offcanvas!

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6. Awesome Tutorial.need more tutorial

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7. Thanks for the tutorial!

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8. Excellent work. This off canvas Menu will come in handy in a project I'm working on 🙂

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9. Can anyone answer this please?
   http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22997510/bootstrap-offcanvas-sidebar-toggling

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10. What if i would like to have an off canvas menu for all devices, not only for small devices? How would i do that?

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11. Great video, how about a menu on both side and being able to toggle menus at different screen sizes, i.e. portrait tablet have only right menu toggle? 

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12. Hey, i love your Tutorials 🙂
    i started to create tutorials about bootstrap in german 🙂

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13. Really useful, thanx!

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14. More Bootstrap Tutorials pls
    Btw: Awesome Video !!

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