This is a basic CSS tabs menu, created from an ordinary HTML list. The menu supports two common requests- the ability to align the menu "left", "center", or "right" on the page, plus highlight a particular tab so it appears selected.
Two level CSS Tabs menu CSS / Buttons and Navigations
Building on a regular CSS Tabs Menu, this CSS menu supports second level content that can be associated with specific tabs. By giving both a tab and the desired sub content a class of "selected", the sub content becomes visible on the page.
DD Color Tabs CSS / Buttons and Navigations
This is a lightweight, very easy to customize image tabs menu similar to the one you see throughout Dynamic Drive. Instead of swapping between two tab images, this menu uses a unified transparent tab instead.
Horizontal Drop-Down Menu using CSS CSS / Links Formatting
Learn how to create a drop-down horizontal CSS menu, completely JavaScript-free. The menu is valid XHTML and CSS and uses unordered lists for the menu items.
Shade Image Tabs Menu CSS / Buttons and Navigations
This is an attractive "blue shading" image tab menu. The shade effect is created using two gradient background images, one for the overall tabs, and the other, for the currently "active" tab.
A vertical CSS menu CSS / Buttons and Navigations
A tutorial on how to make a vertical menu with pure CSS all together with background colors, links and all the things one menu needs.
Vertical Divider Menu CSS / Buttons and Navigations
One of the most popular CSS menu interfaces around, this is a horizontal CSS menu that uses an indented vertical divider to separate each menu item. Each item can change background color when the mouse moves over it.
CSS Menu Using JavaScript (Revised) CSS / Buttons and Navigations
I noticed a flaw with my original JavaScript drop down menu regarding customization using CSS. The problem was this; the LI elements below the #div's that were hidden didn't conform to their own CSS customization and stuck with the rules of the above LI's. Learn more...
CSS Pop Up Menu CSS / Buttons and Navigations
This tutorial features a pop up menu written purely in CSS. The code uses XHTML lists which are then styled to produce the hover effects. No Javascript is used apart from IE browsers as they will not display the hover effect without it. More on that later though, first off we'll begin by creating our menu in XHTML.
CSS Menu Style 2 CSS / Buttons and Navigations
Grasp the wonderful capabilities of CSS creating a simple menu box. The continuation of this tutorial features modified versions of the same box, more challenging but beautiful.