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Thanks I Googled navigation, not menu.  So those didn't show up.  Although I could argue that without jquery to control the hover/click etc... -- those have poor ux.

But the second part of my question:  How do you create one with some kind of semantic hierarchy.  I'm thinking with html 5 it's probably possible to do so.

hmmm.....

Anyone have a good example of CSS-based multi-level nav bar that is semantic (including link level subordination) and is ux positive?

Or am I gonna have to actually make one?

Anyone have a good example of CSS-based multi-level nav bar that is semantic (including link level subordination) and is ux positive?

Or am I gonna have to actually make one?

Great. That's kind of what I guessed, but here's the catch — anyway to find out which links were added, other than downloading the links and comparing old v new?  That seems tedious.

Nope. Not updated. That's what I've been hired to do, among other things.

Hi,

I’m a noob so if this is a really obvious question, I apologize.

Our domain authority increased this week.  I wonder if there is any easy way to find out what changed.  (We didn’t do anything.)

Thank you!

Ann