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A couple of weeks back we covered CSS horizontal drop down menus, today we’ll see how to code a vertical menu using CSS where the sub-level links display to the side. As before, I’ll not go into a lengthy discussion of what each line of code means, however, the link below is for those that [...]
Using a drop-down menu to display sub-menus can make your page look more professional. But, if you’re like me, rather than use JAVA or jQuery, you’ll look for the easiest way to do this. And, as far as I’m concerned, those nice drop-down menus can easily be had using basic HTML to write an unordered list, and then [...]
We’ve seen how to use the align tag to make images ‘float’ to one side or the other of your page. We’ve also seen how the text will wrap around these images. But what if you don’t want the text to wrap?
Since a floated image will affect all the elements that follow it, you will [...]
We’ve seen how an image can be placed in a specific area of a page by using tables. However, you can also include images by using the ‘align’ attribute to make images float along one side or other of the page. If you’re familiar with using Word Press, this ‘align’ process is much the same [...]
If you want to have a marquee on your page without using JAVA, try using the following HTML code to insert a scrolling marquee anywhere on your web page. Your marquee can be words, sentences, or even images. The information contained in your marquee code will start at one point (on the screen) and float [...]
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