Adding a 'navbar' (without navigation!) to page_fixed()

[jack-davison]

Hi folks,

Should hopefully be something simple I'm just missing - I'm working on a single page website using bslib/shiny for R and want to use page_fixed(), but it is very spartan by default. I'd love to be able to have effectively a dummy navbar that I can maybe stick a title and a logo in, but without any navigation elements.

page_sidebar() was a potential, but I don't want a sidebar and there doesn't seem to be a way of getting rid of it.

page_navbar() with all the content in a nav_panel() gets me there, but I don't really want that clickable nav title up there.

Is there an elegant way of doing this? Or would I have to write the CSS to assemble it myself?

Cheers,
Jack

[gadenbuie]

You can follow what we do in page_sidebar(); we basically re-use some of Bootstrap's nav classes for consistent styling, but without using an actual <nav> element.

bslib/R/page.R

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	if (rlang::is_bare_character(title) || rlang::is_bare_numeric(title)) {
	title <- h1(title, class = "bslib-page-title navbar-brand")
	}
	navbar_title <-
	if (!is.null(title)) {
	div(
	class = "navbar navbar-static-top",
	div(title, class = "container-fluid")
	)
	}