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i build multilevel menu but unable to set css
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-15 0:28am    
Multi-level? Where are the levels? Before getting to CSS, you need to present multi-level data sample, say, HTML indicating levels. Your sample is single-level. What's the use of it?
—SA
Member hani 26-Mar-15 0:48am    
the levels are showing correctly but my levels are not showing like this http://www.bloggermint.com/2011/06/pure-css3-multi-level-drop-down-navigation-menu/

Member hani 26-Mar-15 0:49am    
how can i post screen shot here?
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-15 1:20am    
There is no a way. And no a need. Where are the levels in data?
—SA
Member hani 26-Mar-15 0:43am    
in first ul that is first level "Kavitha Rani Aryamarati"
second level is li "0-9"
third level id in second li i have another li "1800FLOWER - GLOBAL REPORTING"
fourth level is "1800FLOWER"
fifth level is "1800FLOWER","CHILDREN 20","DESIGNPACK","FANNIE MAY","PLOW & HEARTH"

iam unable to upload screen shot here? could you please tell me how to attach screen shot here?

You approach makes no sense. You should not keep convincing yourself that you problem is CSS. You problem is structure. Multi-level menu is described in enormous number of places, for example, http://www.cssscript.com/create-a-multi-level-drop-down-menu-with-pure-css.

Your HTML is not multi-level, period. There is nothing to work at. The example shown above demonstrate humane approach, as well as many other.

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You problem is structure. Multi-level menu is described in enormous number of places, for example, http://wearecoders.net/create-a-multi-level-drop-down-menu-with-css.

Your HTML is not multi-level, period. There is nothing to work at. The example shown above demonstrate humane approach, as well as many other.
 
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