To make it easier on your blog readers to navigate your site, create a tabbed navigation bar to appear under your header by using a Blogger gadget called Pages.

By default, the navigation bar stops rendering after the last link displays. You can use the CSS "height" property to force the navigation bar to extend to the bottom of the page.

Now restart the app, and as it launches you should see the screen automatically scale to fit its entire menu bar below the notch area, ensuring all of the app's menu bar items stay visible.

Visitors will use the horizontal navigation bar to navigate through your site. The horizontal navigation bar contains all of your site's top-level links. When users hover over a top-level link, any ...