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There are a couple of ways to resolve this issue:

Check if you have added the appropriate CSS class to the navbar. The class "navbar-fixed-top" or "navbar-fixed-bottom" should be added to the navbar element to make it stay fixed at the top or bottom of the screen. If you want the navbar to be fixed on the left, you can use the "position:fixed;" CSS property and set it to left:0; top:0; or bottom:0; depending on where you want the navbar to stay fixed.
Check if there are any conflicting CSS styles that are affecting the navbar. Sometimes, other CSS styles may be overriding the Bootstrap styles, causing the navbar to stay fixed on the left side of the screen. Ensure that you are using the latest version of Bootstrap and that your CSS styles are not interfering with the Bootstrap styles.
Use JavaScript or jQuery to manipulate the position of the navbar. You can use JavaScript or jQuery to dynamically change the position of the navbar based on the screen size or scroll position. This can be done using the "window.resize" and "window.scroll" events to monitor changes in screen size and scrolling respectively.

Overall, it is important to ensure that you are using the correct Bootstrap classes and styles, and that your custom CSS styles are not conflicting with the Bootstrap styles. Using JavaScript or jQuery to manipulate the position of the navbar is also an effective solution.