This helpful two-part CSS video tutorial will show you how to create a rather advanced navigation bar, complete with highlighted drop-down menu options, that scrolls with the page, entirely with CSS.
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Bringing some order to your projects does not have to feel chaotic. One you begin to understand how Divisions, IDs and Classes work together you can design a website in no time at all!
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Almost every example of good dropdown navigation on the web today relies on a single, simple HTML structure: the nested unordered list. Of course, that means that knowing how to build a good nested unordered list is critical to this entire process. […]
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Larger clickable areas make for greater usability and a higher click-through rate. Here’s how to expand a clickable area to an entire list item using jQuery. […]
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A friend challenged me to develop a simple horizontal navigation bar that could be span the width of the screen but center the navigation area over his content. This is the result of that challenge. […]
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I recently wrote an article on creating a calendar using lists instead of tables. The first thing that I realized as the comments started to roll in was that my tutorial was fundamentally incomplete in a couple of vital ways. I’d covered the “how,” but not the “what” or the “why.” So I’ll cover more of that here. […]
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Attractive dropdown menus have long been the realm of Flash developers and advanced JavaScript gurus. But that needn’t be the case. This tutorial will walk you through developing a clean, semantic dropdown menu using XHTML and CSS that works in all modern browsers! […]
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Writing Cascading Style Sheets saves you time and bandwidth in the long run by removing all of the presentational elements and attributes from your web pages and moving them into a separate document. But sometimes that CSS document itself can […]
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