HTML: Drop Down Menu

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The dropdown menu is probably the most frequent element in the layout. It's a really handy concept, allowing you to fit a lot of different items into a small space and separate the sub-items logically.

In this exercise, you've got a layout of a menu with a dropdown submenu. But its functionality leaves much to be desired.

Your task is to complete the missing selector styles:

  • .sub-menu
  • .nav li
  • .nav li:hover > .sub-menu

How does the dropdown menu work?

  • In its initial state, all submenus are hidden
  • A submenu should appear when you hover over a menu item

Examples

Initial state

Final One

Hover on the second menu item

Final Hover

Tips

  • You can see the final results in the three states in the __tests_/_image_snapshots__
  • Use the display property with values none and block

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