While this works, I am curious as to how (and why) others might present this information using css? tables?
My reason for asking is because I would like to have links to the various ancestors in this pedigree. Ideally clicking on their names in the pedigree would be what I would like, to pull up a reference page specific to each. If I leave this as an image then I have to create an image map for the links, sounds like a lot of fussing. If a table, or css table then the links would be easier but this looks to be a lot of work!
it looks vaguely tabular that data, if you used a 32 row, 5 column table and merge the cells in the first 4 columns correclty, it would probably be formatted correctly straight away.
I have this content on my wordpress site as an image in a page posting:
[attachment=0]rider-pedigree1.png[/attachment]
The page url:
http://krowchukdressage.com/blog/stallion/pedigree/
While this works, I am curious as to how (and why) others might present this information using css? tables?
My reason for asking is because I would like to have links to the various ancestors in this pedigree. Ideally clicking on their names in the pedigree would be what I would like, to pull up a reference page specific to each. If I leave this as an image then I have to create an image map for the links, sounds like a lot of fussing. If a table, or css table then the links would be easier but this looks to be a lot of work!
What do you think would be the easiest and best?
Cheers!
Chris
not sure how semantic this is tho
Interesting! I hadn't thought of using nested lists. Not sure how to even begin formatting those lists - thinking that might be way too much work?
Cheers!
Chris
I think Chazzwick and Soh Tanaka are right, tables might be the ticket here.
Cheers!
Chris