Dreamweaver cs5 tutorial: Pure CSS Navigation Bar / Menu Bar
Menu Bar that was done using just four css rules , It was complete in a breeze . This Tutorial shows you how to use background color as well as background Im…
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Video tutorial posted 26/03/14
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Thanks so much!
MOHIT you are the MAN!!!! THANK YOU!!!
great !
@ashguy3000 being new if you could follow the process, its a good sign,
Cool !
Thanks a lot, you were very helpful, and straight to the point.
finally a good blend between usefulness and simplicity .. thank you
Awhh, man! u the best! U, literally, crush Dreamweaver for me in ur tutes!
Awsm! Thnx 😀
Thanks it is very useful for me.
good 2 hear an indian accent.. 😀
Great!
I think he said he did it in Adobe Fireworks. In photoshop there is a
gradient tool. You simply create a new file (image) that is whatever pixels
by whatever pixels in size. Then choose the gradient tool and say “go from
the top of the image to the bottom and create a gradient of my selected
color”. It then automatically goes from dark to lighter in a “gradient”
pattern.
@RoyalTee202 ur welcome!
very useful thanks a lot
Thank you so much, navigation bar turned out better, thank you