Here is the basic design idea. The header is 645 x 150. How should I approach getting this design to work. http://www.ponyack.com/cssimages/navbar-help.jpg
Thanks for the link. I did not see that tutorial. I like the simplicity of Chris's menu but the tutorial on Web Design Wall deals with positioning of the button which is crucial for my design to work.
start with your main container then add (as many as you like extra containers) containers for certain parts of the nav bar.
I would experiment but quickly I thought of: main container for your black part adding a div for the main logo then adding a div for your nav bar itself.
Here is the basic design idea. The header is 645 x 150. How should I approach getting this design to work.
http://www.ponyack.com/cssimages/navbar-help.jpg
Any idea or suggestions would be great.
Ponyack
If you care, I found a solution over at Web Design Wall.
http://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/advanced-css-menu/
Thanks
Ponyack
http://css-tricks.com/new-screencast-three-state-menu/
Thanks for the link. I did not see that tutorial. I like the simplicity of Chris's menu but the tutorial on Web Design Wall deals with positioning of the button which is crucial for my design to work.
Overall, two very cool tuts
Thanks for the reply
Ponyack
start with your main container
then add (as many as you like extra containers) containers for certain parts of the nav bar.
I would experiment but quickly I thought of:
main container for your black part
adding a div for the main logo
then adding a div for your nav bar itself.
ik