Well, you can generate as much mark up as you want, but if I understand what you're trying to do, it's redundant :) You can style the UL, LI and A tags directly without a DIV wrapper. Also, your last snippet is a little confusing. You wouldn't place CSS within the DIV. The CSS would be inline in your document head or a separate file and *apply* to whatever class or id was assigned to the DIV (or UL, LI, A, etc).
I would suggest taking a look at the CSS file included with the superfish download for examples of "skinning" the menu. Also, if you have FireFox handy install Firebug and the Web Developer toolbar and start poking around with those tools. It will be very enlightening :) Laker On Aug 14, 12:29 pm, Stockypotty <andy_stoc...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Ok thank you I will try this. > > Although what about if I put a div with an id around each menu tab. > something like this > > <div id="nameofmenu"> > <CSS styling here> > </div> > > what do you reckon?
