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Nothing new, except for "CSS3" buzzwords. This was possible in CSS2 days (obviously, without JS, except, maybe, for cross-browser quirks). Well, by glancing, m
by drdaeman 16y ago
Nothing new, except for "CSS3" buzzwords.
This was possible in CSS2 days (obviously, without JS, except, maybe, for cross-browser quirks). Well, by glancing, most of the code is CSS2.1. There were even articles on — if I remember correctly — The List Apart on CSS navbars.
Oh, yeah, and that's still HTML4 semantics, because HTML5 has <menu> and <nav> elements.