http://www.boydenia.com/nb/sh/sh.htm is refernce address.

I think I have mastered the "first step" of a dhtml layer in MS FP 2003. I
stress, I think. See example.

I would like to take it the next level. You mouseout, and the layer
disappears. I would like the layer "to appear" when I take my mouse to the
layer that appears (instead of the message which works with that example, but
would be replaced with other choices which would naturally be linked either
to internal web site choices, or external links.

What am missing. Or, more precisely, what to do to make it "hold", and then
select.

Thank-you!

Have a look at:

Creating DHTML Menus in FrontPage 2003
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tip...ow.aspx?tip=28

Jim Buyens
Microsoft MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
Author of:
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"Alan" wrote:

> http://www.boydenia.com/nb/sh/sh.htm is refernce address.
>
> I think I have mastered the "first step" of a dhtml layer in MS FP 2003. I
> stress, I think. See example.
>
> I would like to take it the next level. You mouseout, and the layer
> disappears. I would like the layer "to appear" when I take my mouse to the
> layer that appears (instead of the message which works with that example, but
> would be replaced with other choices which would naturally be linked either
> to internal web site choices, or external links.
>
> What am missing. Or, more precisely, what to do to make it "hold", and then
> select.
>
> Thank-you!
>