Talent is everything, but if you’re not working in a standardized manner, you will waste most of it. Obviously, we’re not talking about sculpture here, since displaying sitemaps won’t help other people than Web designers, but this isn’t a blog for other professionals, so… let’s lend a hand to developers and talk about SlickMap CSS, shall we?
Suitable for most sites you may be working on, SlickMap CSS can accomodate up to three levels of page navigation, as well as additional utility links, as you can see in the image above. Even more, the resulting stylesheet can be easily customized to match your own needs.
Turning the illustration of sitemaps into an automatized process, SlickMap CSS eliminates the need for additional software, providing clickable anchors with visible URLs and being very easy to revise on-the-fly. Best part of it all? SlickMap CSS is completely free to download, use, and modify!
Compatibility: all major browsers, but it seems IE and IE-based ones run into some trouble when trying to use Firefox and Safari extensions… so you’d better try the demo first
