Navigation is the part of a website that helps visitors move between pages. A navigation bar gathers links to the site's pages, or to its most important pages, in one convenient location. section 6.0 section 6.6
Create a navigation bar with <nav> and </nav> tags, placing a link for each destination between them. CSS can arrange the links horizontally with Flexbox, space them across the bar, and add borders and padding. section 6.2.2
A five-page navigation bar
Use links such as Home → index.html, Blog → blog.html, FAQ → faq.html, About → about.html, and Contact → contact.html. A matching request to ChatGPT can ask for these five links and the required HTML. Save the generated page as index.html and the CSS in the filename named by the HTML, commonly styles.css. section 6.6
On small screens, many links may not fit comfortably. A common adjustment is to replace the navigation element with an icon that opens a menu when clicked or tapped. section 6.2.2
