Brendan,
The most flexible, easy to implement and standard comliant menus I have found so far come from a member of this list! http://inspire.server101.com/js/mb/ I have used Ben Boyle's menus, or a variation of, in many sites, including http://www.bhpbilliton.com Regards, David McDonald Web Designer Melbourne, Australia http://www.davidmcdonald.org ICQ:11814164 ----- Original Message ----- From: Brendan Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, January 15, 2004 11:05 am Subject: [WSG] Recommended CSS navigation code? > Hi all, > > After two days of stalling, I'm now in the proverbial. I need to > find a CSS based drop down menu somewhat like the suckerfish menus > for an intranet project "that grew too big". I've checked out a > few, none really grab me. I had built a menu out of Aaron > Broodman's ypSlideOutMenus, but it all got too confusing for the > users (God knows how, it was simple! Too much motion maybe.). > > I need it to handle just two levels of navigation, with maybe the > possiblity of handling a third. It's no biggie if it only handles > two however. > > Suckerfish doesn't make the grade visually, mainly because the > menu is generated from a DB and different users get different > options. Suckerfish's set menu item width makes for an ugly > misalignment for items like: "IT" and "Lodgements". > > Any options will be considered. The winning menu gets to be in the > most convoluted project in modern times. > > Brendan > > ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
