Navigation Bars

• Navigation bars serve as vital components of websites, offering users an intuitive method for navigating through the site. Through CSS, simple HTML menus can be transformed into visually appealing navigation bars.
• The basics to Nav-bar structure: Navigation bars are essentially lists of links. These are constructed using <ul> and <li> list tags. These lists can be stylized to become a navigation bar, common practices include removing bullets, margins, and paddings to ensure consistency across different browsers.
• Vertical Navigation Bars involves additional styling by setting dimensions for <a> elements within <li>, enabling the entire link area to be clickable, and controlling the layout.

CSS Compound Rules

• Content



Span Tag

• Meant for specifics in paragraphs



HTML Symbols




HTML symbols are characters not found on a standard keyboard, represented in HTML through entity names or numbers.

Examples:
Non-breaking space:  
Less than symbol: <
Greater than symbol: >
Copyright symbol: ©