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i've been surfing the net for a looooooong time now looking for a dhtml popup menu. here are some examples of what i am looking for

http://www.hiermenuscentral.com/
where it says Latest Version, Bulletins, etc...when the mouse is over it pops up a submenu

http://www.projectseven.com/
where it says Home, Extensions List, etc...when the mouse is over it pops up a submenu

i've tried to save the site to see how they did the code for both of these websites, but after i saved it they didn't work when i moved my mouse over it. i want it to be vertical like theirs and also a key note, i want them to be links first...what i mean by that is, if you view the html source code for either website, you'll notice that you're able to find them as:

Latest Version Bulletins
Home Extensions List

and so on. i would like it to have a popup menu over the link. if you could help me out with getting this code and getting it to work i would greatly appreciate it. thanks in advance!

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jamslam

How about a CSS drop down menu I made?

http://www.webtrickscentral.com/stuf..._dropdown.html

LEFT

Both are really nice and thanks for your help! I like the css drop down menu ya made as well! Well done!! Thanks again.

LEFT

btw jamslam, what is this...

body {
behavior: url(htc/moz.htc);
}

?

jamslam

http://www.webtrickscentral.com/stuff/CSS/htc/moz.htc

It's an HTC (HTML Component) behavior file, which uses javascript to emulate the :hover psuedo class in Internet Explorer only. In any other browser, it's completely ignored- but the :hover pseudo class already works properly so there is no need for the HTC file.

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when i saved your css drop down menu to my desktop and opened it up, it didn't display the submenus...? i dunno why...i am running on IE6.0, but that shouldn't matter right? any ideas...?

jamslam

You need to save the HTC file as well. I figured you would have known about that since you asked me about it. lol.

But yea, save the HTC file to your computer by clicking on this URL:

http://www.webtrickscentral.com/stuff/CSS/htc/moz.htc

Now make a folder called htc in the folder that you have the drop down menu in, and put the moz.htc file in that htc folder.

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cool, thanks! i didn't know about the HTC haha - thanks again!