PHP Navigation with XHTML/CSS

This file illus­trates the way to include nav­i­ga­tion dynam­i­cally to stream­line your effi­ciency when updat­ing your web­site. The code shows how to include nav­i­ga­tion both with a text-based nav­i­ga­tion and an image-based nav­i­ga­tion. The code also includes a focus on XHTML and CSS com­pli­ance to W3C standards.

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3 Comments

  1. (You may want to remove this com­ment after you have read it)
    As it turns out the script wasnt any­thing I was look­ing for (Dif­fer­ent topic all together) how­ever I would rec­om­mend includ­ing a php script exam­ple. Ive come straight here from hotscripts and if you have a demo any­where else Ive bypassed it. You may find a bet­ter response. I like the way your meet­ing the W3C but “Tran­si­tional”? why not “strict”?
    Just some friendly words. Ignore me if you want =D

    James on 06.21.08

  2. @James: I’m not going to erase your mes­sage.  You’re right.  I wrote this a long, long time ago.  It really should be updated, but I’ve had no impe­tus to do so.  I would use a strict DOCTYPE now as well plus I never do nav­i­ga­tion with images any­more.  That was sooo 2002!

    Chris Poteet on 06.21.08

  3. Cool. Well at least the com­ments dont look bare any­more :p
     
     

    James on 06.21.08

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