Building your first Framer site (Crash Course)

[@Victorceme]

Great video Ryan, when you scroll over a white background the nav bar text is not visible, is there an aeasy fix to make it darked once passed the hero section? Or you would need to make the nav bar's background a solid color once passed the hero section? Thanks

[@mohammadal-atma8906]

Where can i find thoes elements that you used Did make them yourself or u took them from the original website , If so then can u please share the website link with me

[@ziurby]

Hi Ryan! amazing tutorial =) Can I ask you how do I make the background of the navbar covering all the width when it appears on much larger screens and fix only the nav items at 1200px? I'm currently creating a simple navbar that has black background color, but it gets fixed at 1200px.

[@Shahzaib_web]

Awesome bro its really Amazing.

[@purnjayparmar]

Waiting..

[@ryanhayward3488]

🎉

[@yashas6747]

Awesome bro , thank you for the wonderful video

[@danieljere1945]

waiting....

[@viking.karwur]

Me too

[@murtitjahya6782]

In minute 20:++ I can't removing space by deleting gap to 0, except create new stack enclosed the 2 elements as relative position, automatically space was removed. Is it possible di this under desktop page

[@whadaaktualfug]

Amazing 💯

[@abdirahmancali6891]

please we want the resources of the project help us this

[@pawnstarsindia]

Any remix link so we can work on this project too, trying to learn framer❤love from kashmir

[@Pokepeter2]

Pls bro when you wrap the text in a frame, which shortcuts do you use , I have been trying to do it but when I drag the cusour it drags the whole objects

[@Astromono]

You select all objects you want to wrap in a new frame and then press CTRL+ALT+ENTER (PC) or CTRL+CMD+ENTER (Mac). Hope that helps

[@productguiderhero2324]

Awesome❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ryanhayward3488]

Thank you

[@ologwusamuelogbonna3027]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ryanhayward3488]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sadepennbrook]

“Building your first Framer website” Ryan: Goes full speed while skipping explanations on critical steps and why they operate the way they do. Sorry, some parts felt for a beginner. The rest was for a seasoned pro.

[@kartikeya.m9380]

Where is your framer course

[@ryanhayward3488]

Very soon