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Alexanders
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      7th Apr 2008
I want to create a drop down menu that, when you roll the mouse over a
navigation link, a list appears detailing hyperlinks to other pages within
the site.
The create form doesn't look to be what I want as I don't want it to stay
visible by default. Would I have to use the swap image behavior and then
attach the hyperlinks to the list? As an example, I want:

Who Are We? to appear as

Who Are We?
Meet the Team
Area Map
Partners
when I do a mouse over. I also want to be able to click any of the topics
and go to that page.

Will the swap image behavior handle the hyperlinks? or Is there a way to
use a form, without the down arrow (enlarge the form?) and have it only
appear with a mouse over?

Thank you,

Chris

 
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Corey Bryant
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      7th Apr 2008
Check out http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/help/ftopic11129.html for a few
links.

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"Alexanders" wrote:

> I want to create a drop down menu that, when you roll the mouse over a
> navigation link, a list appears detailing hyperlinks to other pages within
> the site.
> The create form doesn't look to be what I want as I don't want it to stay
> visible by default. Would I have to use the swap image behavior and then
> attach the hyperlinks to the list? As an example, I want:
>
> Who Are We? to appear as
>
> Who Are We?
> Meet the Team
> Area Map
> Partners
> when I do a mouse over. I also want to be able to click any of the topics
> and go to that page.
>
> Will the swap image behavior handle the hyperlinks? or Is there a way to
> use a form, without the down arrow (enlarge the form?) and have it only
> appear with a mouse over?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Chris
>
>

 
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Ronx
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      8th Apr 2008
Sounds like a dropdown or flyout DHTML menu:
Two examples are at:

http://www.projectseven.com/tutorial...hide/index.htm
http://www.seoconsultants.com/css/menus/tutorial/

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> I want to create a drop down menu that, when you roll the mouse over a
> navigation link, a list appears detailing hyperlinks to other pages within
> the site.
> The create form doesn't look to be what I want as I don't want it to stay
> visible by default. Would I have to use the swap image behavior and then
> attach the hyperlinks to the list? As an example, I want:
>
> Who Are We? to appear as
>
> Who Are We?
> Meet the Team
> Area Map
> Partners
> when I do a mouse over. I also want to be able to click any of the topics
> and go to that page.
>
> Will the swap image behavior handle the hyperlinks? or Is there a way to
> use a form, without the down arrow (enlarge the form?) and have it only
> appear with a mouse over?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Chris


 
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