The Drop Down Llama Menu is revisited to work for generally use—even IE6.
CSSPlay
CSSPlay is a collection of experiments with Cascading Style Sheets. Since I have created them of a series of years, several do not work correctly. Lack of support from web browers to experimentally support of other browsers to my developing understanding are the more likely reasons why they might fail. I hope to get web designers excited about new features of CSS that the better browsers support so that they will help push those browser into the mainstream and to push them to improve even further.
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Drop Down Llama Menu II
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Jump Menu
Don’t use Javascript and a form element to create navigation. Use CSS and a list of links.
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Sensually Styled Definition Lists
Examples of ways to restyle a definition list.
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Folder Tree List
Nested lists styled to look like a folder tree.
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Drop Down Llama Menu
A drop down menu that is triggered by hovering over a drop down marker instead of hovering over the menu label.
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Title Block with a Shock
The use of the title tag as an extra blank tag set and the body tag as an extra container.
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Reformat the Table
Use a table for its data structure but display in a non-table format.
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Image Replacement—No Span
This example is based on the Background-Image to Replace Text method; but now with no extra span.
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Combination of CSS Tricks for a Menu
A menu that uses for different CSS tricks to create a dynamic menu.
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Multiple Columns of Equal Length
A three column layout with the columns of equal length.