06-23-2008, 06:40 PM
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The Contributor
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i would agree with that... they are too unpredictable... simple styling, and minor stuff, yea, divs are ok, but i hate having to use divs only in templates.
my current projects menu, at work, is based on styled <li>'s and <a>'s. the CMS system i built for them querys mysql and creates a new <li><a></a></li> for each menu item. its pretty neat, its a classed multi-tier drop menu system. i think i have one menu item that goes 4 layers deep.
I <3 CSS only drop downs. Oh sOo much simpler than dhtml dropdowns, and javascript.
Though he hasn't stated what the divs would be needed for. either way you can still use a styled list to contain the divs, to keep them aligned. I have a template somewhere, based on a multi-tier list. it was pretty neat, i need to dig it up.
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