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Thomas Mlynarczyk
Hi,
I've been wondering what the *perfect* markup for a breadcrumb navbar like
"World > Europe > France > Paris" should be. Some suggest nested lists
(<ul>) with one item each, and indeed this seems to be the only logical
solution, but it looks a bit awkward as code and is difficult to style for
all browsers with CSS. Moreover, a list of one item is not exactly a "real"
list, so the only argument for nested lists would be the implied
hierarchical order of the items, indicating that "Paris" is a part of
"France" which is a part of "Europe" which is in turn a part of the "World".
Any comments on this subject?
Greetings,
Thomas
I've been wondering what the *perfect* markup for a breadcrumb navbar like
"World > Europe > France > Paris" should be. Some suggest nested lists
(<ul>) with one item each, and indeed this seems to be the only logical
solution, but it looks a bit awkward as code and is difficult to style for
all browsers with CSS. Moreover, a list of one item is not exactly a "real"
list, so the only argument for nested lists would be the implied
hierarchical order of the items, indicating that "Paris" is a part of
"France" which is a part of "Europe" which is in turn a part of the "World".
Any comments on this subject?
Greetings,
Thomas