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Saturday
Dec102005

Auto-Selecting Navigation

DateSaturday, December 10, 2005 at 5:38PM

One of the most common features on a modern site is CSS tabs for navigation. The idea is usually to have some visual indicator as to which tab you are currently viewing. The common method is to add some dynamic code that adds a class="selected" to the tab. A more CSSy method is detailed by Drew McLellan: Auto-Selecting Navigation


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