Chapter 10. Navigation
Hypertext links allow you to jump around a Web page, a Web site, or the entire Web. All links, whether internal or external, are created using the anchor tag (<a>) to link an image or text to another location. However, different types of links should be styled differently.
Hypertext links in a block of text generally have a different emphasis than site navigation, while buttons are used to highlight specific functionality. CSS provides us with an easy way to take a single HTML tag and give it a multitude of looks based on its context.
CSS Sprites
All navigation in a Web browser, whether a hypertext link or a menu option, relies ...
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