No no no a thousand times no!
Do not use radio buttons for navigation! This is the least accessible solution you could probably have come up with next to just straight <div>s.
<div>
As they aren't in a form they may not be keyboard accessible, as you hide the radio inputs with display: none they are definitely not accessible.
display: none
But lets assume you don't care about disabled people, what about SEO? What about valid HTML. I mean it isn't difficult:-
<nav> <ul> <li><a href="#home">Home</a></li> <li><a href="#about">About</a></li> <li><a href="#services">Services</a></li> <li><a href="#contacts">Contacts</a></li> <ul> </nav>
I don't normally put negative comments on a post but you should probably delete this, it may do a lot more harm than good!
I'm sorry to, but I completely agree, also you shoudn't animate right property because it cause repaint in browsers. csstriggers.com/
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No no no a thousand times no!
Do not use radio buttons for navigation! This is the least accessible solution you could probably have come up with next to just straight
<div>s.As they aren't in a form they may not be keyboard accessible, as you hide the radio inputs with
display: nonethey are definitely not accessible.But lets assume you don't care about disabled people, what about SEO? What about valid HTML. I mean it isn't difficult:-
I don't normally put negative comments on a post but you should probably delete this, it may do a lot more harm than good!
I'm sorry to, but I completely agree, also you shoudn't animate right property because it cause repaint in browsers. csstriggers.com/