Thanks for your tutorial. It is very helpful. I wish you can give me more information for css, I wish I can use it in our website. I am just working in Madeinasia.com Ltd for SEO.

I just found your amazing css menu

(http://ago.tanfa.co.uk/css/examples/css-dropdown-menus.html)
and am toying with it to edit, expand and adjust it.

One thing I can not seem to get done is this:

I am trying to make the first menu-item not to drop down but be a single clickable link (just for “Home”). I can make that work, but of course the colors will be set to a li-link in stead of the h2. I tried to add it as a h3, but I can’t manage…?

I couldn’t leave a message at your website, found you here, and hope to reach you. Many thanks anyway for that amazing menu.

Erik (erik.brey@gmail.com)

Am a huge fan of Firefox and Safari, though i use Opera and Chrome just as often. Have to say that Web Inspector in Safari is one the best. Great tool for developers like me!

I use IE only for checking how the browser renders the page i have just finished. Only for testing..The last time i used IE for a real browsing purpose was 2-3 years back when i had just bought internet connection for my PC and that too for downloading Firefox ;)

Cheers
Have a nice day
Shantharam

Scottish “wee” words are welcome! I love the flavor of different locales of English :)

I too used to be hardcore Firefox, but in a very short time Safari 3 and then 4 turned out to be incredibly great browsers. I now use Safari for everything, and I can even get Firebug-like functionality with the built-in Web Inpector. (I’m not sure if that’s available in the Windows release of Safari…I’m on OS X.) I still love Firefox, but Safari’s got Web Standards + Performance + Development pretty solidly covered for me at the moment.

By all means, please cover pretty CSS3 enhancement stuff! I love it, and that’s why I come to this site! :)