I prefer to have the "decorative" styling in the A tag. For example, if you want a border or background for the links, and you have the LI.here tag styled with the border and background, all of its subnav elements are inside of its border and background! Not at all what I want. Also, the LI no longer shares the left margin, so if I give li.here a left margin to match the rest of the links, all of its subnav links are pushed over as well, again breaking the styling. That’s why I wanted the li.here to also be a link, so I could style it to match the rest, but when I did that it lost the "here" class.
I’m working on it; there seem to be enough identifier options that there should be a way to do this. But it sure would be easier if the A tag had the "here" class identifier!
I had arranged to have the site moved to my hosting company’s new Dublin servers from their Texas servers, and didn’t expect anything immidiate. But they had the site moved within the hour, DNS and all! They moved their latest backup snapshot, of course...and I ended up losing about four hours of work! That will teach me; never work on the remote site! Work on the local site then upload! But I wanted to impress my partner with how quick and clever I am
. <sigh> Life is hard!