An example of using Lists for DHTML menus at gazingus.org:
My goals for these menus were as follows:
- Use appropriate standard markup: Use
<ul>instead of<div>or<table>.- Degrade gracefully in older browsers: All browsers should have access to the menu content.
- Use minimal JavaScript: Focus on DOM-compliant browsers for dynamic functionality; avoid using a bloated DHTML API.
Published at 11:15 pm on November 2nd, 2002.
Topics: Markup and CSS
4 Comments
Hi, I notice you refer to the “Using Lists for DHTML Menus” link on gazingus.org. Unfortunately the site has been down for sometime and i was wondering if you had a copy of the script and css file used on this site or if you could refer me to a site that uses the technique. Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks
Comment by Paul Boag at 10:54 am on November 3rd, 2003 #link
I hate it when that happens! I didn’t keep an offline copy. There’s lots of links to using lists and css to make menus at Listamatic.
Comment by Tim at 3:41 pm on November 4th, 2003 #link
Zeldman points to Revenge of the Menu Bar Demo as a replacement for the gazingus.org example.
Comment by Tim at 10:17 am on November 6th, 2003 #link
Paul boag saying hello to paul boag hehehehehe small world
Comment by Paul Boag at 4:31 am on November 30th, 2003 #link