No problem, it’s funny, I’m partial to using the navbar in non-sticky mode, as I like to fill the space above with a banner, but everyone’s got different tastes 
It’s mainly because i wrote the navbar to use with the Hydralit framework and it has the ability to automatically insert a banner over the auto generated navbar in the constructor for the parent app.
app = HydraApp(
title='Secure Hydralit Data Explorer',
favicon="🐙",
hide_streamlit_markers=True,
#add a nice banner, this banner has been defined as 5 sections with spacing defined by the banner_spacing array below.
use_banner_images=["./resources/hydra.png",None,{'header':"<h1 style='text-align:center;padding: 0px 0px;color:grey;font-size:200%;'>Secure Hydralit Explorer</h1><br>"},None,"./resources/lock.png"],
banner_spacing=[5,30,60,30,5],
use_navbar=True,
navbar_sticky=False,
navbar_animation=True,
navbar_theme=over_theme,
)
Makes this,
This way you can turn the Streamlit hamburger back on by just changing this line,
hide_streamlit_markers=False