OK after all these comments im sold.
"But suckerfish dropdowns is DHTML solution that degrades nicely.
You can get best of both worlds - extend CSS menu to have features
of best JS menu.
I'd avoid any non-trivial script that supports 4.x browsers.
Scripts designed for those browsers often rely on browser sniffing
and use outdated, non-standard DOMs and methods.
When you write for modern browsers only, you may design your scripts
much better. Nice, but totally inaccessible without JS support.
Typical DHTML menus are HTML+CSS created and controlled by JS.
Suckerfish dropdowns is HTML+CSS "created" by HTML and controlled
by CSS.
You get the same thing, but without need for JS support.
> Kvnmcwebn wrote:
>> Unless you think im making a HUGE mistake by using this dhtml
menu>> from, im going to leave it."
IMHO, it is a HUGE mistake
Well then im going to go for the son of a suckerfish and redoing everything.
The only "drawback"(for me) is that the text size cant be fixed as in the js
method i was using earlier.
Thanks all
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