Vue Navbar with Tailwind [RESPONSIVE]
Building a responsive navbar component for Vue JS using Tailwind. I built the Tailwind Navbar component in Vue.js but the principles are the same for any framework or technology that is capable of using Tailwind!
To get to the same starting point as me, you will need to install a new Vue project. I did this in the standard way, using npm. I then installed Tailwind into my Vue.js project using the instructions for Vite on the Tailwind website. You will then need to create a new component named "Navbar" and import it into your App.vue file. Once you have done this you are at the same starting point as I am in this video!
From the starting point I started building my Navbar component in the Navbar.vue file. I did this by creating both a mobile nav for the smallest screens and desktop nav for larger screens. I displayed the correct nav depending on the screen size. I also added a button for the mobile nav menu that could toggle its visibility. All styling of the navbar was done using Tailwind CSS classes.
If you can't be bothered to create your own navbar component using Tailwind, there are plenty of Tailwind component libraries that have pre built navs you can use. I personally like Tailkit (https://tailkit.com/?aff=D67K2) because it has a huge amount of components and they look amazing.
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