Hello, thought I would drop another suggestion for your amazing work. I use the smooth-scroll option for my single page website and it has annoyed me that the fixed navbar always overlayed the content after scrolling to the content. I also didn't like the idea of adding a 60px margin to the top of each section. So I updated the smooth-scroll portion to allow you to define an offset. Here is the updated code below, use it or not is up to you.

//SMOOTH SCROLL
$(".smooth-scroll").on('click', 'a', function (event) {
    event.preventDefault();
    var elAttr = $(this).attr('href'),
    	offset = ($(this).data('offset') ? $(this).data('offset') : 0);
    $('body,html').animate({
        scrollTop: $(elAttr).offset().top + offset
    }, 700);
});

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