anirudh_rathore28

I realize this post is over a year old, however, I am brand new to learning about CSS and navigation. What I am ultimately looking for is an example of how W3 Schools executed their menu bars. I want to be able to have a drop-down like they have for examples and tutorials where it looks like a box that can have multiple headings under it and the content of the main page shifts down when opened. If anyone knows of someplace where I can find such an example, I would greatly appreciate the learning opportunity.

I think you should try looking for the Source Code on the W3Schools page. Hope it helps !!

Yeah you are absolutely correct sir, but most user would prefer navigating through the left navigation list rather then clicking next.They would prefer to see the topic first before going on to the next page.Can't the navigating list be static, i mean if the user click any topic of the list,the list stays there and just the content page changes.

Can it be done by any means? I just wanted to know about it. At the other end the website is made amazing for any User. Its a good user friendly site used by many of the Web Developer and Designer.

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The navigation at the left which contains the content list should be a link to the content page of that list as an I frame , so that whenever anyone clicks the topic in the list it doesnt come at the top again,just the content page opens from the starting...so that user do not have to scroll down the left navigation list and click the next topic