Wolfgang

Just to quickly update you: I have managed to work out where the white background on the span was coming from. The parent <div> wasn't given a height so the span was filling the background with the default background-color white. I fixed this by giving the parent <div> ID a height of 30px. so the html looks like this: <div id="NavBar"> <span id="NavBar-Pad"><ul id="NavBar-Drop"> <li><a href="#">Home</a></li> <li><a href="#">Swimwear</a></li> <li><a href="#">Tops</a></li>

I think it is @media the code you use for RWD and I personally think that all websites should be built for it considering the number of smart phone and tablet users.

Hi all I am trying to build a website but I am struggling to understand and compute a few things. In the 90's when I first learned HTML we used tables to achieve the look and feel of the website. In comes a new millenium and in comes a much needed new design method .... CSS. I am not sure if this is correct, but I am using <div> where I would have in past used <table> and <tr> (table row) and I am using <span> where I would have used <td> (table data). If this is wrong then I would like to know. Onto my problem: I want to create a drop-down menu on