Site.Header test page
Compare with the design specimen https://design.gridonic.io/bruno-weber-lab/ui/specimens/site-header/second/ (option, not used on the design pages).
Large: the entry "Testing" has a second level. Hover, keyboard focus or the caret button opens a band under the bar with the label and the sub-links as tiles (four per row, yellow on hover). The caret turns 180°. Escape or leaving the entry closes it.
Small: the sub-links are listed under "Testing" in the menu.
Scroll section 1
Filler text so the page is long enough to test the header: scroll down past 160px and it slides away; scroll up and it returns on a solid paper bar; back at the top it lies flat again.
With prefers-reduced-motion (or ?preview) the header stays where it is and simply scrolls with the page.
Scroll section 2
Filler text so the page is long enough to test the header: scroll down past 160px and it slides away; scroll up and it returns on a solid paper bar; back at the top it lies flat again.
With prefers-reduced-motion (or ?preview) the header stays where it is and simply scrolls with the page.
Scroll section 3
Filler text so the page is long enough to test the header: scroll down past 160px and it slides away; scroll up and it returns on a solid paper bar; back at the top it lies flat again.
With prefers-reduced-motion (or ?preview) the header stays where it is and simply scrolls with the page.
Scroll section 4
Filler text so the page is long enough to test the header: scroll down past 160px and it slides away; scroll up and it returns on a solid paper bar; back at the top it lies flat again.
With prefers-reduced-motion (or ?preview) the header stays where it is and simply scrolls with the page.
Scroll section 5
Filler text so the page is long enough to test the header: scroll down past 160px and it slides away; scroll up and it returns on a solid paper bar; back at the top it lies flat again.
With prefers-reduced-motion (or ?preview) the header stays where it is and simply scrolls with the page.
Scroll section 6
Filler text so the page is long enough to test the header: scroll down past 160px and it slides away; scroll up and it returns on a solid paper bar; back at the top it lies flat again.
With prefers-reduced-motion (or ?preview) the header stays where it is and simply scrolls with the page.