Anyone have a good example of a CSS-based multi-level nav bar that is semantic (including link level subordination) and is ux positive?

[anns]

Anyone have a good example of CSS-based multi-level nav bar that is semantic (including link level subordination) and is ux positive?

Or am I gonna have to actually make one?

Anyone have a good example of CSS-based multi-level nav bar that is semantic (including link level subordination) and is ux positive?

Or am I gonna have to actually make one?

[smokin_ace]

You can try to check here:

http://ginva.com/2011/04/108-free-css-menu-designs/

or here:

http://www.noupe.com/css/100-great-css-menu-tutorials.html

Hope it help.

Cheers,

Russel

[anns]

Thanks I Googled navigation, not menu.  So those didn't show up.  Although I could argue that without jquery to control the hover/click etc... -- those have poor ux.

But the second part of my question:  How do you create one with some kind of semantic hierarchy.  I'm thinking with html 5 it's probably possible to do so.

hmmm.....

[EricaMcGillivray]

Definitely possible with HTML5. But you're probably going to have to make one from scratch. Then you can share with the world