The navigation is one of the most import element of any web site. It can be positioned horizontally below your web site main header then duplicated on the page footer or maybe you decided to have a sidebar (left or right) to display you site navigation instead. The same HTML can be used in either case and CSS will take care of your specific choice of orientation. Here is the HTML of a typical navigation bar using HTML5 semantics:
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How To Make IE6 Play Nice with Other Web Browsers
March 20, 2010
The constant web browsers war is more about the chaos and the lack of consistency across the board in implementing the recommendations of the W3C (Worldwide Web Consortium) regarding HTML and CSS. That leaves web developers in the middle of a land mines field. Those pour souls have to gather all the courage it takes to tiptoe out that mess when designing or updating web applications.
Use HTML Comments To Solve CSS Layout Issues
February 2, 2010If you are not inclined to use HTML comments in your web page markup you certainly never spent hours trying to fix a messed up CSS layout. That’s a loss of productivity and money that could have been avoided with just a simple preventive measure: using HTML comments. It takes less than 20 seconds to write one that could save you an hour of layout troubleshooting.