#100DaysOfCode Day 32: HTML Links and Navigation Bar
Here we are on the 32nd Day of #100DaysOfCode initiative by @zoneboy. This is an initiative to help people on the platform learn how to develop codes and to promote Whaleshares on Twitter. We started with introduction on the first day and moved through inline, internal and explicitly on External CSS. Today is about HTML links and navigation bar.
Navigation bar consists of web links which can be arranged horizontal. We write the links using HTML and use CSS to style it horizontal and add other properties to our navigation bar. We know CSS makes our design more beautiful we have seen everywhere.
I opened the link.html and style.css with Visual Studio Code Editor to write the codes and style the HTML links with CSS. The results on the editor and browsers are shown below.
32 days gone, 68 more days to go.
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