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Hello Tonico,
I guess they don't use lists for the top navigation because it is horizontal and they want to keep it simple.
Well, why ever they did it, it's not an argument for or against lists, I think. (Also, they don't use subnavigations)
You're right it's not an argument, just an example of a navigation that is not marked up as a list.
Last night I've coded such a menu:
<http://www.webproducer.at/lab/nested-ul-tabs>
It works fine, except in IE/Mac. I have posted the issue to css-d but haven't received any reply so far.
I need to support IE/Mac, so what would you recommend me to do?
I don't know, where exaktly the problem is, because I'm not so experienced in horizontal menues. But your css is missing a width for the <li>s. Maybe it helps.
Wow, you noted the missing width!
You can't design a pixelprecise horizonal navigation with rounded corners where the items are as wide as its content with CSS, if you want to respect the standard.
Can this be true?
No, it's possible if you don't use floats: <http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/rounding-tabs/>
Yes, if you want to support most browsers.
Tonico
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