I know what you mean about the menu jumping, but it doesn't jump like that if you do it right. Check out this w3 example:
http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/menus.html
A site that makes good use of it is http://texturizer.net/firebird/ Rollover the menu on the left and you'll see a "lock menu" link on the top of the menu. Click it and scroll around. Works very well.
But, I do like the iframe solution better, since I can have my menu load different things into the iframe without having the menu reload.
Jesse
Dan Willemsen wrote:
The thing i don't like about these is that it will visibly 'jump' most of the time to the correct position while scrolling. The iframe idea that was mentioned by Armin is very similar to what i suggested, it is just a different (container even) way of doing it.
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 21:59, Jack Chung wrote:
Maybe implement the frame the same way as those "floating toolbars"?
You know what I mean? Those that geocities used to put their brand on
all sites?
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