I recently started working on my first actual website and wanted to try out "li class"-command with unique menu-bars, unfortunately, I couldn't make it align properly, and I was wondering if someone could help me?
Here's the css code for the menu and the #nav (these are written inside the same DW-document, named style.css):
Code:#menu { width:944px; height:100px; margin-bottom:10px; float:left; } ul#nav li.hem { list-style:none; } ul#nav li.kontakt { list-style:none; } ul#nav li.ommig { list-style:none; } ul#nav li.hem a:link, a:visited { height:80px; width:315px; padding:10px; background:url(menubar1.jpg); float:left; } ul#nav li.kontakt a:link, a:visited { height:80px; width:308px; padding:10px; background:url(menubar3.jpg); float:left; } ul#nav li.ommig a:link, a:visited { height:80px; width:320px; padding:10px; background:url(menubar2.jpg); float:left; } ul#nav li.hem a:hover { background:url(menubar1hovered.jpg); } ul#nav li.kontakt a:hover { background:url(menubar3hovered.jpg); } ul#nav li.ommig a:hover { background:url(menubar2hovered.jpg); } ul#nav li.hem a:active { background:url(menubar1presseddown2.jpg); } ul#nav li.kontakt a:active { background:url(menubar3presseddown2.jpg); } ul#nav li.ommig a:active { background:url(menubar2presseddown2.jpg); }
Also, here's the html-code for the menu:
Code:<div id="menu"> <ul id="nav"> <li class="hem"><a href="#"></a></li> <li class="kontakt"><a href="#"></a></li> <li class="ommig"><a href="#"></a></li> </ul> </div>



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