CSS Dropdown menu - How to add thumbnails?

Sure it's possible. Just make the thumbnail a background image of the anchor tag. See this example: jsfiddle.net/EyRFW/1 ul#nav li ul.

Sub li a { font-weight: normal! Important; padding-left:20px; background-image:url(

Thanks for your answers! – BobJIII Oct 9 at 11:19.

There is the CSS property: list-style-image: { }; which may help you, you'd need to define a seperate class for each li which might not be ideal, but it should enable you to add images to the list via purely css. You'd use it like this, as an example li. Myimage { list-style-image: url("img/myimage.

Png"); }.

1) Do your styling of the A tag (not the LI, except for float and position). So move the other declarations to the A-tag. 2) Use padding-left on the A-tag and use a background image.

Make the padding the same width as the image plus a bit of breathing room for the text. See "custom bullets" in: preview.moveable.com/JM/ilovelists/ for some styling tips.

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