Yah like that.
Still working on installing FP2003...yah I'm the king of procrastinators
| That sounds like the method I use at
www.rxs-enterprises.org
| Description at
www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=28
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| Ron Symonds (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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| "Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <
[email protected]>
| wrote in message | I was toying with the idea of using it - or some form of java script
| menu to re-model a site that is becoming unmanagable with fp's navs...now
| I'm having second thoughts. I may just use vertical js flyouts then put
| standard text along the horizontal top in an include...dunno...i've been
| procrastinating on this for a couple of months :-(
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| | | Yes, you could do that (I do that anyway). But these menus leave a blank
| | space, which in some designs cannot be disguised. Allwebmenus advise
| | building a second set of pages, with a non-JavaScript nav. bar, for the
| | non-JavaScript browsers. My biggest objection though is the resulting
| menu
| | fails Accessibility requirements. IMO scrolling to the bottom of a page
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| | not a good usability alternative to the JavaScript menu.
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| | If you intend to use the program, there is a bug - any pages in Navigation
| | View marked as "Do not include in link bars" will be included in the menu
| | regardless, and I have not yet been able to remove them. Might have to
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| | the manual
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| | "Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)" <
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| | wrote in message | | Yah, that's the one.
| | But you could just use text links down at the bottom in an include or
| | something to solve the JS challenged site problem right?
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| | | | | Got a link? I would love to play with it myself.
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| | | I have looked at AllwebMenus Pro and Lite, but these are pure JavaScript
| | and
| | | I will not recommend them - they require an alternative navigation
| system
| | | for JavaScript impaired browsers - as bad as using Java, but not so many
| | | users affected.
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| | | "Rob Giordano (aka: Crash Gordon®)"
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| | | wrote in message | | | There is one that does, but I haven't played with it yet.
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| | | | | | | You can build your own drop down menu, but there is nothing available
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| | | | uses the navigation structure for this.
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| | | | See
www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=28
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www.roksteady.net/menus/
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| | | | | | | | >I know this is prbly an easy question, but being self taught this is
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| | | | > way I can get questions answered when I am stumped. I use FP 2003
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| | | | > would
| | | | > like to create a link bar with a dynamic effect that once you move
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| | | | > over it a drop down menu of links will be llisted for the links
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| | on
| | | | > the
| | | | > navigational structure.
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