Menu's in HTML
-
When developing (a relatively simple) web page, what is the best way to add a menu to it. I noticed that the HTML tag
has been depreciated. I also see that it has been brought back in HTML 5.0 so I am a bit confused. Please comment. Also could somebody point me to a good tutorial on menus in HTML? Thanks, Bob
-
When developing (a relatively simple) web page, what is the best way to add a menu to it. I noticed that the HTML tag
has been depreciated. I also see that it has been brought back in HTML 5.0 so I am a bit confused. Please comment. Also could somebody point me to a good tutorial on menus in HTML? Thanks, Bob
You may want to consider looking a Bootstrap for developing web pages. A good reference site is: W3schools.com
-
When developing (a relatively simple) web page, what is the best way to add a menu to it. I noticed that the HTML tag
has been depreciated. I also see that it has been brought back in HTML 5.0 so I am a bit confused. Please comment. Also could somebody point me to a good tutorial on menus in HTML? Thanks, Bob
[jQuery](http://jquery.com/) has a nice and easy menu. Look in the [jQuery UI](https://jqueryui.com/). It helps if you have knowledge of javascript and css. (before you download the library, you can define your own custom stylesheet attached to it) of course there are other libraries or you can download pure html/css examples.
V.
-
When developing (a relatively simple) web page, what is the best way to add a menu to it. I noticed that the HTML tag
has been depreciated. I also see that it has been brought back in HTML 5.0 so I am a bit confused. Please comment. Also could somebody point me to a good tutorial on menus in HTML? Thanks, Bob
If you're asking what is the easiest way to implement then consider comments above. Although there is a belief that it's not necessary to load a huge CSS framework or JS library for such a simple task (keep in mind that not all users access your site from a laptop or via good internet, so huge CSS/JS libraries may cause unresponsiveness for quite a long amount of time which will negatively affect UX). If you're asking instead what is the most appropriate HTML tag - consider nav Although you can really get away without it, the whole HTML5 thing is about tags that have some semantics behind them, showing what the part of a markup really does.