Cascade Style Sheet: Responsive Navigation Menu

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Previously I wrote a tutorial on a way to create a mobile navigation for responsive style, currently I've discovered a replacement technique to provide a responsive menu while not having to use Javascript. It uses clean and linguistics HTML5 markup. The menu is aligned left, center or right. in contrast to the previous tutorial wherever it's clicked to toggle, this menu toggles on hover that is a lot of user friendly. It additionally has associate indicator to indicate the active/current menu item. It works on all mobile and desktop browsers together with web Explorer!

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