Calvin Lyman
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Calvin Lyman reacted to sash_oo7 in Highlighting a Nav Bar Tabsee here -
Calvin Lyman reacted to Leonvv in Highlighting a Nav Bar TabJust give all the tabs a different ID, and set in the page the tab is linking to the css to style that tab.
So if tab 1 point to "homepage.html" you set in the homepage the css that styles the first tab.
Thats the way I always do it
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Calvin Lyman reacted to Renaissance-Design in Highlighting a Nav Bar TabNo need to embed the CSS inline - you can keep it in your main stylesheet, and target your tabs with a body class.
Eg:
<body class="home"> <nav> <ul> <li id="home"><a href="/">Home</a></li> <li id="about"><a href="/about">About</a></li> <!-- etc --> </ul> </nav>
.home #home, .about #about { /*active tab styles go here */ }
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Calvin Lyman reacted to MrLiamGiles in Fresh Meat! Looking to Build NetworkI don't find anything wrong with dreamweaver, I find the code view is really nice.
Anyway, welcome to the forums! Good luck with everything, I too am learning what I need to for my own web work, I'm currently comfortable with CSS and HTML. Getting down with jquery right now!
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Calvin Lyman reacted to cibgraphics in Fresh Meat! Looking to Build NetworkWelcome to the forums. One suggestion would be to ditch Dreamweaver. The real power lies with knowing code. HTML/CSS for the basics. Visit www.htmldog.com to start. Photoshop will be good for you, as well as Fireworks.
As a new coder I suggest Notepad++ (WinOS), TextWrangler (OSX), TextMate (OSX), SublimeText2 (all)
Ask any questions you have. We are always here to answer them.
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Calvin Lyman reacted to cibgraphics in Fresh Meat! Looking to Build NetworkDesign view is horrid and inserts junk code. If all you use it for is code view, then why not use a free editor rather than paying hundreds.