CSS Menus & Rollovers

With CSS you can make wonderful, semantic correctly and search engine friendly menus and rollover effects.

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Horizontal and tabbed CSS menu with sub menu

This article explains and shows examples of horizontal CSS menus with sub menus (or nested lists as this is also called). The menus are made without absolute positioning.

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How to center a tabbed horizontal CSS menu

This article shows and explains a different method for centering a horizontal aligned tabbed CSS menu without using any width at all on the menu. The menus demonstrated are using unordered lists...

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Accessible fold-out menu using CSS and Javascript

This tutorial will explain in detail a technique for creating accessible, standards compliant, cross-browser, gracefully degrading multi-level fold-out menus using a minimum of javascript while...

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CSS breadcrumb using background image

Breadcrumbs is a term used to describe hierarchical links that tell the visitor where he/she currently is on your site. Visually breadcrumbs are just links with some sort of separator between...

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Creating a Star Rater using CSS part two

Many of you have seen comments and reviews on sites such as Netflix and Amazon. Most of these reviews, as in Amazon’s case or Movies, as in Neflix’s case come with a handy dandy rating....

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CSS: MapPop

Combine an accessible CSS image map and pure CSS popups into one very useful feature for your site. This is fairly complex CSS made simple.

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CSS; Simple Tabs

Create a simple tabbed-navigation menu for your site. Completely accessible.

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Building Basic Block Links

Learn how to make block-displayed links for your next navigation menu.

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Offset Class Jump Links

Learn about on-demand offset class accessible jump or skip links

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Designing Accessible Navigation

This is an article outlining the characteristics of accessible website navigation. It emphasizes the advantages of CSS and standards-based HTML in creating these systems....

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Using CSS and a simple list to create radically different list options

Can you take a simple list and use different Cascading Style Sheets to create radically different list options? The Listamatic shows the power of CSS when applied to one...

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Cross browser multi page photograph gallery

This Cross browser multi page photograph gallery uses my multi-page layout system but includes images instead of text. This version does not use javascript but is...

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CSS imageless buttons

These buttons are created, using pure CSS. No images are involved, just CSS and the code is flexible so that it is easy to use. This implementation is designed to...

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CSS dropdown menus

Son of Suckerfish Dropdowns is a lightweight, search engine friendly and accessible CSS-based dropdown menu. The Son of Suckerfish Dropdown also handles Multi-level...

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Fast CSS rollovers without preload

When using CSS image rollovers, two, three, or more images must be loaded (and often be preloaded for best results). In this article you are shown how to create...

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