Get started with our responsive navbar components styled with Tailwind CSS. Perfect for creating navigation headers that help users easily access different sections of your website or application.
The navbar is usually located at the top of a webpage or along the side and it can be static (remains in the same position regardless of page scrolling), or dynamic (changes in response to user interactions). You can add links, icons, links with icons, search bars, and brand text.
See below our simple navbar example that you can use in your Tailwind CSS project.
Looking for a clean navigation header? This example shows how to create a simple navbar using Tailwind CSS flex utilities, featuring navigation links and attention-grabbing login buttons.
Transform your navigation with this sticky header using Tailwind CSS position utilities. The sticky top-0
class ensures your navbar stays visible as users scroll through your content.
Use this example to build feature-rich navigation using Tailwind CSS grid and dropdown utilities. Perfect for websites with extensive navigation needs and multiple interaction points.
Need a searchable navigation? This example combines Tailwind CSS form utilities with navbar design. Features an integrated search field that helps users quickly find content without leaving the current view.
Check out this sleek dark-themed navbar using Tailwind CSS background utilities. The bg-black
background creates a striking contrast that makes your navigation stand out.
Design minimalist navigation using Tailwind CSS spacing utilities. Perfect for projects where clean, straightforward navigation is key to the user experience.
Create expansive navigation options using Tailwind CSS grid and transition utilities. This mega menu provides organized access to multiple sections and features of your website.
The navbar component needs a script for handling mobile menu interactions. Add this script to the bottom of your HTML file for proper functionality.
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