Perhaps the second easiest way of making a menu is simply to make a table of links. While not as simple as using lists to group links, a table allows for more interesting arrangements, including horizontal placement.
Here is an example of links for the files in this part of the site called "menus" as seen on the home page:
Here is an example of the same links shown in a vertical table:
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Other content on the page could go here! |
See Simple Button Table Using Color Castro p. 284
Here is an example of the same links shown in a vertical table as graphic buttons:
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Other content on the page could go here! |
Button bars are a great way to put a bunch of little buttons in a straight line for navigation between pages on your web site.
Use this site to find buttons you can use:
http://www-ns.rutgers.edu/doc-images/buttons/
Use this site to create interesting buttons or logos! Cooltext
Try it yourself!
Create a table with at least four cells.
Create a set of links or use a set you already have created.
Cut or copy the links into the cells.
See Button Bars Castro p. 118 (alt. pp. 128, 316)
