HTML/CSS. How to create vertical and horizontal menu

This tutorial will show you how to create a vertical and horizontal menus in HTML using CSS styles. Before you proceed please make sure you are familiar with unordered list HTML tags. Also please check the tutorial on how to create a menu in HTML.

Ok, first of all create an HTML menu using the unordered list:

Home
About
Services
Partners
Contacts

Then you need to create new CSS file and attach it to the HTML page:

Make sure you put the CSS attachement code into the tag of your html page.

You can also use the inline styles.

As a result you shou have the following HTMl code:

	





	
Home
	
About
	
Services
	
Partners
	
Contacts




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博彩平台
Sports-club-contact@866045.com
European-Cup-competition-service@w-catering.com
Sports-platform-marketing@zgytzs.net
中国电信福建公司
山东女子学院
Gaming-platform-ranking-hr@cesametal.net
Venetian-gambling-admin@uc1112.com
Sports-betting-contact@swissabc.net
Sports-platform-contactus@xqykl.net
台塑网电子商务
Gaming-platform-media@cesametal.net
培训指南
威尼斯人娱乐城
Crown-betting-customerservice@seezl.com
博彩平台
淘儿歌网
Sports-betting-sales@smxjjl.com
Gambling-website-support@cceweb.net

农民网
中国礼品网
鹰卫浴
搜狐青岛汽车网站
天译时代
冠中生态
《神雕侠侣》官方论坛
神威药业集团网站
养生堂
Flyme社区

四川福利彩票网
站点地图
江苏三畅仪表有限公司

The unordered list has it’s own styles so without any additional changes you have a vertical menu.

As for the horizontal menu you need to perform some changes in HTML and CSS.

First of all add new class to the list, replace

with

Now in the CSS file let’s make the menu horizontal. The unordered list has margin and padding values assigned by default. we need to clear them:

ul.horizontal{
margin:0;
padding:0;
}

Then make your list items display horizontally:

ul.horizontal li{
display:block;
float:left;
padding:0 10px;
}

We added the horizontal padding value to the list items to make then not stick to each other. Now your menu is ready, assign links, add some fancy colors and background and your are good to go.

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