Same navigation code on every page
First of all, you'll need to assign a class to each navigation item:
<ul>
<li><a href="#"
class="home">Home</a></li>
<li><a
href="#" class="about">About
us</a></li>
<li><a href="#"
class="contact">Contact
us</a></li>
</ul>
You'll then need to insert an
id into the
<body> tag. The id should be
representative of where users are in the site and should change when users move
to a different site section. When in ‘Home’ it should read
<body
id="home">,in ‘About Us’ it should be
<body
id="about">and in ‘Contact Us’
<body
id="contact">.Next, you create a new CSS rule:
#home .home, #about .about, #contact .contact
{
commands for
highlighted navigation go here
} This basically creates a rule that only takes effect when
class="home" is contained within id="home", and when
class="about" is in id="about" and
class="contact" is in id="contact". These situations
will only occur when the user is in the appropriate site section, seamlessly
creating our highlighted navigation item.
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