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10 Feb 12Grant Kinney
"#nav li.off a:hover, #nav li.off:hover a { background: #29497b; color: #f90; }"
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06 Jan 12Agueda Banon
"#nav li.off ul, #nav li.on ul { /*put the subnav below*/ top: 33px; *top: 44px; /*reposition for IE*/ }"
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01 Jun 08Nicolas Perriault
What if we could have one clean, well-structured menu which would combine the dynamism and code-ease of dropdown menus and do away with their main problems
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We’re going to create a hybrid menu that runs horizontally across the window. It has two levels of navigation (in our example, main topics and their associated pages). Our menu will allow for dropdown access to all pages in both navigation levels, display the current choices in the selected topic area constantly, keep the user aware of where he is in the site, and be clean and light to boot.
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04 Mar 06Fogday Studios
I know what you’re thinking...“Do we really need another article about CSS dropdowns?” Allow me to convince you. What if we could have one clean, well-structured menu which would combine the dynamism and code-ease of dropdown menus and do away with
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06 Apr 05Tobias Lee
Another definitive A.L.A. tutorial - Styled nested UL/LI dropdown navigation
CSS design image.replacement interface navigation reference tutorial usability web html
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You can either leave the menu as is, knowing that it will work beautifully in a few years when all browsers support :hover (knock on wood), and resting in the knowledge that all the navigation options will be visible and accessible to all users, or you can work up a bit of JavaScript to rewrite the CSS selectors in language IE understands to make the dropdown dynamism accessible to all.
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