Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide 2nd Edition

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Charles Wyke-Smith

"Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide 2nd Edition"

10).
FIGURE 7.10 The four background images are added to the layout.
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The text styles in the header and footer could use some work, and
we will change them when we deal with all the other text later.
Meantime, let??™s add the drop-down menus.
The Drop-Down Menus
It is quite simple to make this menu work, as the markup is just a
nested list structure. Once written, all you have to do is associate that
markup with the already-written CSS and then style the colors to
your liking. We previously associated the menu??™s style sheet with the
page, so if we add some markup, the menu should be good to go.

What's New

Table of Contents

CSS Links
- Link 1
- Link 2
- Link 3
- Link 4

Note the class on the div that associates the markup with the menu
styles. You can see I dropped this div into the markup between the
header and the wrappers that surround the column. This will allow
it to sit nice and tight under the header, as Figure 7.11 shows.
end header
ends multi-drop menus
(etc)
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