Thanks for the responses, guys.
The main problem with the script is when JavaScript is disabled, as Bennie
mentioned. I thought I had the perfect workaround by only displaying the top
level links if JavaScript was disabled, and it looked and worked perfectly,
stopping the corruption of the page.
Unfortunately I did this by using an additional style sheet that was embedded
in a <noscript> tag in the <head>...
<noscript><style type="text/css">@import url("noscript.css");</style></noscript>
The new CSS replaced the styles that would have been setup by the JS to make
the static menu appear similar to the dropdown. However, the W3C validator
reported it was invalid to embed <style> in <noscript>, so if anyone has any
suggestions to get around this issue, I'd be very grateful.
Antony
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