Why do responsive themes/websites often collapse the top navigation bar into a menu button a lot before the space available becomes too short to hold it?
It sounds to me that the default action with both Bootstrap and Zurb is to stack the columns when the width is smaller, or possibly make them disappear completely. Is my understanding correct? If so, is this behavior customizable? Could one for example make a right column come on top instead of the bottom when the columns are stacked?
Why do responsive themes/websites often collapse the top navigation bar into a menu button a lot before the space available becomes too short to hold it?
It sounds to me that the default action with both Bootstrap and Zurb is to stack the columns when the width is smaller, or possibly make them disappear completely. Is my understanding correct? If so, is this behavior customizable? Could one for example make a right column come on top instead of the bottom when the columns are stacked?