Can you have multiple <ul> or <li> tags in your CSS style sheet?

I am trying to figure out if it's possible to spec more than one kind of
<ul> or <li> tag in the same style sheet? I want to use one kind to build a
nav menu...and another to build lists. Suggestions?

Jamie

Yes you can,

instead of redefining the HTML tag eg

UL {
css here
}

Just create a CSS class eg

..ulStyle1{
css here
}

and then apply that to the UL tag eg

<ul class = 'ulStyle1'>

You can then define different classes and attach them to the appropriate
tags


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.ulStyle1{
css here
}

Minor issue, but that syntax is wrong. It should be:

ul.Style1{
css here
}

-Darrel

.oO(darrel)

.ulStyle1{
css here
}

Minor issue, but that syntax is wrong.

Nope.

Have a look at the posted HTML code:

ul class = 'ulStyle1'

Kind of "hungarian notation" ...

Micha