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Create a cross-browser compatible, single-level, drop-down menu
Create a cross-browser compatible, single-level, drop-down menu
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Erm, when you say "Cross Browser Compatible", don't suppose you could list which Browsers and O/S's it is compatible with... (Horizontal parent with Vertical Child Drop-downs seem the most difficult and Browser stuffable Menu to date 
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Of course, if you know it works, then I'll take it!
)Of course, if you know it works, then I'll take it!
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Thanks for this easy to follow tutorial!
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okay -still no reply to the browers...
Does it work on Opera, what about Konqueror etc. ?
Additioanlly - that is fine for Fixed Width - what about those of us that build Dynamic sites... with no idea as to what page will be added, the length of the ames etc.... and what happens when text sizes are increased?
if the menu links wrap rows... what happens then ?
Still, most impressive and useful tutorial.
Does it work on Opera, what about Konqueror etc. ?
Additioanlly - that is fine for Fixed Width - what about those of us that build Dynamic sites... with no idea as to what page will be added, the length of the ames etc.... and what happens when text sizes are increased?
if the menu links wrap rows... what happens then ?
Still, most impressive and useful tutorial.
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Is it possible to use images with the menu?
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