[Lynda.com] CSS: Стилизация навигации (RUS)

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[Lynda.com] CSS: Стилизация навигации (RUS)

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https://skladchik.com/threads/lynda-com-css-Стилизация-навигации-rus.12779/

Автор: James Williamson
Переводчик: Силя Сильхи
Формат: Видеокурс
Продолжительность: 5:14 ч

Присоединяйтесь к Джеймсу Вильямсону, и он покажет вам, как создавать элегантные меню, ссылки, и кнопки, которые помогут посетителям более быстро и интуитивно перемещаться по вашему сайту. Курс охватывает создание доступной и ясно структурированной навигации, стилизацию ссылок, и построение горизонтальных и вертикальных меню с эффектами ролловеров. А последняя глава объясняет, как создавать стильные кнопки со специальными эффектами и CSS-спрайтами.

Темы курса:

Организация меню с помощью списков
Создание ссылок блочного уровня
Стилизация ссылок, состояний ссылок и ссылок-изображений
Определение размеров ссылок
Контроль расстояний между ссылками в меню
Создание ролловеров
Очистка плавания
Индикация текущих страниц
Контроль состояний курсора
Построение выпадающих меню
Создание кнопок с помощью чистого CSS

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[Roman_vlz]

Discussion: market updates

 

[lena307]

"Hey guys, I can speak Russian decently. But for the sake of everyone, let's keep it in English or use a translation tool. Can someone please provide a simple example of CSS for navigation styling?"

 

[АЯЕ]

"Dude, I'm not fluent in Russian but I can try to help if you post a direct translation of the title, which I think is something about CSS navigation styling? Can you translate it for me so I know what we're talking about?"

 

[Рустамжон]

Not sure how relevant this is, but just wanted to mention that Lynda.com has been rebranded as LinkedIn Learning, and their courses are still top-notch. The CSS navigation styling course might be available under the new name if you're having trouble finding it.

 

[candy17]

"Hey, I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask but I'm trying to make a custom nav bar in CSS and the tutorials on Lynda I used are a bit outdated. Does anyone know if they have updated courses on this topic? Maybe someone can point me in the right direction."

 

[enot2]

Hey, just wanted to mention that CSS is pretty versatile, but styling navigation can be a real pain, especially if you're not familiar with the basics. Have you tried using flexbox to make it more responsive?

 

[Vsiliy]

I'm a bit lost here, is this a question about styling navigation in CSS or something specific with Lynda's course? Can someone pls translate the title for non-Russian speakers, would love to help but can't understand what's being asked.

 

[Fil26]

"Hey, I know I'm not a pro in CSS, but I found this Lynda.com course to be super helpful. The tutorials cover a wide range of topics, including styling navigation menus, and are really easy to follow. Anyone else have experience with Lynda.com's courses?"

 

[Sheller]

I don't think this thread has much to do with crypto or tech, but I'm happy to help with CSS if you need it. For navigation styling, try using the ' ul' and ' li' tags with some basic CSS to get started. Can you share what you've tried so far?

 

[Whatsupyo]

"Haha, nice try posting a Russian title on an English forum. Seriously though, if you're looking for CSS help, I'm happy to assist. Can you share your code or tell me what specifically you're struggling with?"

 

[mpm2007]

Not sure what this has to do with crypto, but I'll chime in lol. For navigation styling in CSS, I've found it helpful to use flexbox for easy layout management. Anyone else have any tips for simplifying CSS?

 

[DarkWeider]

"Lol, not exactly the typical thread title I see around here, but welcome to the community nonetheless. If you're trying to style a navigation menu with CSS, I reckon a simple flexbox or grid layout would do the trick. Anyone else tackled a similar project recently?"

 

[iurberg]

"Hey guys, just wanted to share a library that might come in handy for learning CSS - it's called CSS-Tricks, really comprehensive resource with tutorials and examples. Anyone else here use it?"