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Originally Posted by mojoman
wd rebel! and just to interject, if the menu was made as a list ie. [HTML]<ul><li>option one</li><li>option two</li>....</ul>[/HTML]
the layout can be styled into many different styles with css  |
Yes.. as I said before I intentionally went for the basic html route to prevent confusing the PHP include issue with other html/design/css issues.
I really wouldn't expect someone to use exactly those templates to create their sites. Just take them and then make proper design and formatting changes to suit their needs. Some using the tutorial may already be up to date on using CSS and know what to do design-wise to the html elements to make them work for them. Others may not know either, but trying to teach them PHP includes and CSS elements at the same time clouds the issue of both.