Tom and Michelle,
> Hi Michelle,
> Add the hover to the "TITLE 2" <li>, not the <a> in the <li>. When hovering
> the <li>, show the related submenu in that <li>.
> HTH
'Hover' doesn't work on most mobile devices, though, so your menu would not be
'mobile-friendly'.
You can see how I solved this on www.rmaba.org (book fair menu) and
www.wyomerc.com (custom book-box menu). Have a sub-menu that appears when the
site visitor selects from the main menu. I leave the .php code, for generating
your sub-menu items, up to you.
The method shown, above, works on mobile-devices as well as bi desk-top
monitors.
G-Jim c):{-
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