Marc, this may be of use, though it's a little dated.

I've probably got better code ast my office that I just haven't uploaded yet, but maybe it will get you started...

http://www.mrkurt.biz/kurtsmenu.html

hope that helps.

Kurt

PS > it's good to see you're still out there. I recall emailing you at least 5 years ago!

At 07:23 PM 9/5/2006, you wrote:

[Still looking for the menu I need -- I'd sure appreciate if someone on the list has a clue for me. thanks!]

I know this should be searchable, but I'm really not finding what I need in the archives or Google.

I need to find or create a horizontal drop-down menu that expands up to three tiers high. Each tier is a differently-colored bar the full width of the stage and contains text links. Links change color on rollover. Bars descend on mouseclick, not on rollover. They have a smooth tweening motion, not just an instant drop-down. Clicked links retain their rollover color so that if a user gets to the third tier, there would be a highlighted link in each level showing the user what path they'd taken. This should be xml-based. I'm happy to pay for something that will save me a day's scripting, but it has to fit the above parameters or be easily adaptable.

Here's an example of the menu expanced to all three tiers:
<http://www.dartfrogmedia.com/images/menuExample_MH060903a.gif>http://www.dartfrogmedia.com/images/menuExample_MH060903a.gif

Thanks,
Marc


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