title: Is it possible to calculate a percentage of the auto width?
body: <p>I'm pretty new to web dev, and am still learning the boundaries of CSS. I've found one thing that google searches haven't helped me with yet, wondering if anyone here can help me.</p>
  
  <p>I have a navigation bar that I'd like to stretch across the page, with equal padding size/spacing in between each item in the bar. Of course, when the user changes the size of the window, the padding size will increase/decrease accordingly. My nav container is 100% the width of the page, but the nav itself is moved (margin-left) 200px right to leave way for the logo of the site. I figured that I could keep the padding accurate by calculating (since there are 6 items, with 5 empty spaces between them) 20% of the auto width of the website, which would keep a padding flexible with that margin entered. Is this possible? I've seen that it can be done with Javascript, but I'm hoping to avoid that route, since I haven't learned JS yet and have the deadline for this site coming up. Thank you in advance for the help!</p>