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Hello! This is my first post, hope you guys can help me out
So basically I’m a newbie at html/css, im more of a designer. But i started reading some tutorials and got stuck when trying to achieve the navigation bar i had in mind.
http://oi52.tinypic.com/33w04md.jpg
I tried using an unordered list for the images (links) of each page, but i dont know how to apply the folding and continious effect after and before my navi bar, any ideas?
I tried putting the img after img, but it seems to be an invisible padding, i already defined padding margin and border to 0 in the ul#navigation
I dont get it
I just wanted to know how to effectively achieve the navigation bar in HTML/CSS
oh i see basic stuff..
what he^ said. use an unordered list.
then float the li’s left.
make sure you clear the float..
using an unordered list as opposed to just using anchor tags gives you more options and customizability!
Yeah, but what about the folding effect and its continuity to “infinity”? how do I do that?
the folding effect is just a graphic.
it seems like you’re trying to jump the gun here a bit. if you’re that new you should just start with the basics and it will all come into place.
but anyway,
it’s done by having the brown bar thing being a background image repeating on the x-axis and having it’s container be 100% width of the browser window.