An unordered list (the <ul/> tag in HTML) is a great way to easily organize your site navigation with a minimal use of HTML, but how is it done? This is a simple tutorial showing you exactly how to create a simple list-based navigation menu in your site. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘XHTML’
All About Table-less Column Design
Monday, October 13th, 2008There are a number of ways to create vertical columns in your XHTML design without using the <table/> tag and the horrendous amount of HTML that always seems to accompany it. Each method listed here is superior in various situations, so choose a good fit for your particular design. (more…)
Karate Corners: XHTML/CSS Rounded Corners
Monday, October 6th, 2008I’ve seen a lot of different ways to create round corners and boxes in web sites, and quite frankly I haven’t exactly fallen in love with any of them. A lot of the methods that I’ve seen use either (1) a table structure which I try to avoid at all costs, (2) too many nested <div> tags, (3) complex CSS, or (4) too many different images that have to be loaded all at once. (more…)