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The document discusses creating a navigation bar for a website. It defines a navigation bar as a section that aids visitors in navigating pages using links or buttons. It explains that navigation bars typically contain lists and can include drop-down menus. The document then provides examples of HTML list tags and some common CSS properties used in navigation bars before outlining steps to construct a basic navigation bar.

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Navigation Bar
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Vijay Kumar Verma (VJY)
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Purpose
What is Navigation
Lists tag
Some CSS Property
Create Navbar
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What is Navigation Bar
Navigation Bar = List of Links
It is a section of a website or online page
intended to aide visitors in travelling through
the online document.
| It may be set of buttons and graphics typically
in row or column
| It is used as the central point that link the
pages.
| Drop Down: A menu of options that appears
below the item when the computer user clicks
on it.
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Example

Navigation bar

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What is Navigation
Lists tag
Some CSS Property
Create Navbar
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Lists Tag
A number of connected items or names
written or printed consecutively, typically one
below the other.
 Formatting Tags
 Lists and the items within them are blocklevel elements.
 Types:
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Numbered lists (called ordered lists)
Bulleted lists (called unordered lists),
Definition lists,
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Example
<ol>
<li>Adobe Photoshop</li>
<li>Adobe Illustrator</li>
<li>Adobe After Effect</li>

</ol>

Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe After Effect
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Now
What is Navigation
Lists tag
Some CSS Property
Create Navbar
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CSS Properties
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Display

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Background

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Clear

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Border

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Float

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Text-decoration

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Position

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List style

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Margin

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Content

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Width

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Color

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What is Navigation
Lists tag
Some CSS Property
Create Navbar

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Want to create it?

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