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         Making a standards supporting page and menu script
  • Intro
  • Making the initial page
  • Styling up the page
  • Styling up the menu and adding script
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    Making a standards supporting page and menu script
    Written 08/19/2002 by Thomas Brattli. Last updated 08/19/2002.


    Intro

    In this tutorial I would like to take up some issues about making a site and a menu script that actually follows the standards.

    Ok, let's get an overview over the situation: I want to make a simple site in XHTML , I want it to work in ALL browsers and internet devices. But for the browsers that supports it I want to make a neat menu system.

    Because we want to (and can) make the content of the site view able no matter what we have to take into consideration a lot of different things; browsers that doesn't support stylesheets and/or scripting, browsers that have stylesheets and/or scripting disabled or even PDA's with small screens et cetera. This means that as a opposite to most of the scripts found on this site the menu have to initially work, then we add scripting and styling.

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