From the course: HTML and CSS: Creating Navigation Bars
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Solution: Style a vertical nav bar
From the course: HTML and CSS: Creating Navigation Bars
Solution: Style a vertical nav bar
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] So how'd you do with that challenge? Hopefully you wound up with a solution that's kind of like mine. It's not responsive or anything. I'm going to cram it over here to the side so that we have a little bit more room here for the HTML and CSS for the moment, since you already know how this works. So here in the HTML, I set this up exactly as we've been looking at it for this entire course. We've got the starting nav element. We've got the UL, the unordered list. We have a series of list items, and those have links. Inside of the links, we have the Font Awesome icon code that we got off the Font Awesome website, and all of them have aria hidden equals true on all of those. So that is what I did for all of those. That's the only markup that I have here, but part of the key to the weird and wonderful rollovers that I have going on here happens to be that the Font Awesome icon is in its own tag. So we can set a different hover state for that tag versus the…
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Creating space in your nav bar6m 27s
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Enlarging the clickable area of the link4m 28s
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Indicating "you are here" in the navigation4m 7s
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Adding an icon to the link in an accessible way7m 24s
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Using background images in links for styling4m 6s
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Challenge: Style a vertical nav bar2m 5s
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Solution: Style a vertical nav bar3m 20s
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