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Hi Naz,
That's an interesting use case. I have submitted this as a feature request for you.
While you can't do that, at present, I'd suggest to try this workaround (note, this method isn't UX/UI wise, but aesthetically will do
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1. Add elements upside down.
2. Change the layout setting of your Navigation bar from Horizontal to Vertical.
3. Next, set the Header background color to transparent from Background Settings.
4. And finally, enable the 'Fix Header' option from Header Settings → Header Position. The latter one, will give sticky navigation bar effect on scroll.
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P.S. You will surely be updated when your request is reviewed. Also, feel free to add additional details in the discussion section so our Product team knows how this feature would help you. Thanks again for the feedback and have an awesome Wednesday.
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Thanks for your request, Naz!
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Creating a vertical header in Ucraft typically requires custom CSS and HTML coding. (I apply same on one of my project you can check here.)
This feature may not be readily available in the platform's standard settings.
By accessing the CSS editor, you can style the vertical header's appearance, position, and behavior.
Additionally, you may need to modify the HTML structure to accommodate the new header design.
Ensure that your vertical header is responsive for various screen sizes and thoroughly test its functionality.
Don't forget to back up your website and reach out to Ucraft support or community forums for specific guidance, as custom coding can impact existing styles and settings.