CSS Tabs with Submenus

More CSS Tabbing fun—this time, CSS tabs with submenus.  As they should, these use correctly formatted unordered lists and key off the ID (or class, in the example) of the <body> to display the right tab/submenu.  Definitely cool.

Posted Wednesday May 28, 2003 in (X)HTML and CSS by Chris Curtis

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Hey boy-o, I just noticed that this entry is invalidating your page.  You’ve got a {body} tag that’s sitting out open to the renderer, and is causing a mismatch error.  And of course, the CSS doesn’t validate because it has to pass the first part first.  First.

+2% geek to me for actually clicking your validation links 5 months after you open your site. wink

By Derek Jones on May 29, 2003 at 05:15pm link

Nice work on the site. 

By Brendan on May 28, 2004 at 08:12am link

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