instead of flex column, use wrap and an explicit flexbox break with flex-basis 100% on the navbar-collapse.
add some additional container styles for enabling flex behavior when content isn't immediate child of .navbar
* Make container in navbar to occupy full width even on smallest breakpoint
* Fix typo in comment
* Apply fix only on smaller breakpoint
* drop the comment as chrome doesn't have a bug here
- since we're column to start, need to set row.
- note that flex-direction cannot be inherited, so we have to set it twice.
- apply the horizontal padding again to .nav-link.
- remove the .nav-item styles (un-needed).
- remove previous .nav-link styles as they were un-nested and potentially problematic in old placement should someone mix more navs in here.
since we're no longer using the .nav as a base class, we need to bring over some base styles for redoing browser list styles and setting flex in motion.
also brings with it some .nav-link styling. we're still using this global class, but with this small modification for alignment of content in responsive modes.
- Require inner element for the icon for improved customization (e.g., drop the element to replace it with your own icon font or SVG)
- Tighten up padding
- Better comments
- drop the table styles, use flex
- remove commented out code
- consolidate styles a bit
- add a huge flex-grow to the nav, making the assumption you want nav to take up most space
* Remove comment that duplicated some code
* Use transition mixin whenever possible
* Create a new function to reduce duplication
* Use the new `breakpoint-infix` method
* Clean up some utilities
- Align CSS properties
- In `_spacing.scss`, we had a comment saying what 'a' was for, but we removed that so this comment no longer applies
* Remove '-xs' from `.navbar-toggleable-xs` and remove duplication
* Fix outdated classes to use newer ones
