Okay, this seems to be the case in all browsers and resolutions. I\'m brand new to coding, so I\'m fairly sure it\'s a simple error I\'m missing. I\'ve asked a group of friends, and it seems to be the
I\'m currently moving a page from HTML4 to HTML5, and I have kind of an issue. There\'s a bunch of lists with links inside the footer. Most of them link to information (faq etc.) about the site itself
I have this navigation bar which I have done in CSS, I would like it so when I hover over one of the 3 navigation icons it will change the main image background position.
I\'m trying to implement correct sectioning with html5 sectioning elements and headlines while achieving the design/layout, my customer has requested (including certain restrictions).
I\'ve begun to use html tags on my pages, and I\'m trying to determine what is the proper usage of the NAV tag. I\'ve read the documentation, and it seems like I should be okay with what I have, but I
I\'m putting together my blog at the moment - which includes a tag cloud to allow people to browse by topic
The page in question is at the following address: http://richiesportfolio.com/temp-site-tester/index.html
I would like to give my top navigation menu buttons separate colors. For instance, I want the \"Home\" menu button to have a different color from that of the \"About\" menu button. Could anyone please
I\'m working on a navigation like the image below. The whole nav is the width of the browser window, but the items are centered to the design.
I have created a Son of Suckerfish (http://htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/) CSS-based nav menu. The left side is normal Suckerfish where the top-level nav entry is the same width of the dro
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