I know the transition to Bootstrap isn't as painful as I'm making it.
It looks… easy, actually. (So long as you've access to the master layout.)
But I'm trying to do something which, in standard CSS, is fairly simple, and which I achieved with most of my Wikidot sites at one time or another. (I think that might be the problem; I'm so used to the old Wikidot CSS standards — and by extension, old HTML and old everything — that I'm making a mountain out of a molehill.) Essentially, I want to fix the navbar to the top of the screen, just like on 94.9% of sites using Bootstrap, including the second-tier Wikidot pages. I'm fairly sure that this can be done swiftly by inserting…
<div class="navbar navbar-fixed-top"> …into the master layout. But I don't (presently) have a Pro account, so the layout is off-limits. My question, then, is this:
Is there any way to mimic the fixed top navbar (as demonstrated on Wikidot's updated pages) using only the CSS? Right now, I'm using the 'Standard Theme' and… still trying to figure out how to perfect all the fiddly bits of Bootstrap, so I don't claim to be an advanced Bootstrap user (or even a beginning Bootstrap user; Bootstrap and I have met periodically on the street, but I always check my pockets afterwards).
Surely though… there's a way to anchor that blasted thing to the top of the page and preserve the functionality… right?
