Showing posts with label heading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heading. Show all posts

Designing Web Navigation

Designing Web Navigation Tips

Navigation on a website that displayed in the menus and links are the instructions for visitors to the pages contained in the website. Visitors will easily find the pages in your website if the menu and links appeared in a structured way.

CSS Head Section



CSS : Head Section
There is  a method of using a style sheet that allows you to design a style appropriate to give effect as desired in the web pages. We will create a style in the head section which begins with the tag <style> and ends with the closing </ STYLE>. Below will be displayed <span> style in the document head. (SPAN is part of a web page. Next line SPAN would not be cut until the tag is closed):
 

<HEAD>
<style>
<! -
SPAN {color: red; font-style: italic}
->
</ STYLE>
</ HEAD>

Headings


Heading is used to display the name of a particular chapter or section which is considered as the main topic. In HTML there are six levels of headings ranging from tag <H1> until <h6>. You can also use tags to set the font size, eg, the largest with <H1> or makes the smallest with <h6> but this tag is not used for that purpose.

Heading Position