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Dear friends...
Anybody please help me to get the idea and code for the navigational structure of the site "http://www.thecity.org" wich I found in css beauty gallery.I want to do a struture like this for a project in my office and I am really struked in . I would really appreciate if anybody can help me ...
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hi naveen. there seems to be no javascript for the nav, just css and background images. if you googe for "css tabs" you'll find lots of similar examples. :)
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w00t w00t! kemie, hi!
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- CommentAuthorthepowerofed
- CommentTimeMay 17th 2006
Just look at their css. If you're not using FF's web developers extension, you should be. -
destroy nifkin! hello there :)
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Quick and simple. They have an unorded list element and have applied a background image to the 'a href' tag. They've set a set width to each nav element as each are different; note that the height is consistantly the same. I suggest making this work first without images (make it look as close to the intended design as possible and then work backwords to hide the text and only display the nav image (background image).
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Anybody can give me a sample file which is easy to understand. I am so fonfused by looking at the code as there are lot of other codes also there.... Please....:-(
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Here's a good example on Image-Tab Rollovers..
http://www.simplebits.com/bits/tab_rollovers.html
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CommentAuthorDarren Hoyt
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2006
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Here is one I did recently, The css and tab structure is pretty simple: http://www.justconfirmed.com
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Thanks everybody..
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nice site mringlein
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