Chad Calhoun wrote:
> I'm looking to make a family tree and I think the best way to do it is using
> a list, but I'm not sure. Has anybody tried doing this before or are there
> any examples up somewhere?
>
I'm working on a similar project, but haven't gotten far yet :) So not
really an example, but a starting point (WARNING: don't bother clicking
any links, as that's just some family stuff, not family tree related;
mostly {e.g. license}):
http://myfamily.jasonmr.com/
I believe lists are the way to go, though this is rather off topic, as
we are dealing with a (X)HTML mark up question here, but anyhow, use
lists wisely. IOW, if the order is of importance, use ordered lists
[ol], if not unordered [ul]. I've created order by nesting definition
lists (family name == definition term [dt], family info data ==
definition description), which seems logical too me ;) Nest your lists
upto any depth, and then use the relative position, classes, and/or ID's
to display with defined styles in CSS stylesheets.
HTH
JasonMR
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