CSS Top Menu

July 18, 2003 in Uncategorized | No comments

Another reason why web standards should be promoted: a very nice looking CSS top menu, working in all but IE based browsers. The best part is how beautifully simple the HTML is for it. I can also see CSS3 seriously simplifying the CSS.

Definitely a great tech demo, if nothing else. Via mezzoblue.

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