If you ever need to implement drop down menus and want to use clean CSS/javascript code, check out: Son of Suckerfish Dropdown menus. I have implemented these on a few web sites now for my clients and have been very happy with the results. If you are using WordPress, you can also use to dynamically generate the drop down menus. Enjoy!
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For a browser that is hardly standards compliant, Internet Explorer still infuriates me and acts as my arch enemy when debugging CSS. How about an example? This code works in Safari, FireFox, Opera but not IE: .heading { background: url("images/heading-bg.gif")repeat-x; color:#fff; font-size:1em; margin:5px 0 5px 5px; border:1px solid #292929; padding-left:3px; line-height:21px; } The result: The […]
I would like to think we all have standards of some sort. I expect people to treat me with respect as I will treat them with respect. Other people demand to be catered to at all costs – all the time. This morning at the train station the police were out and about issuing tickets […]
Ken
The only issue I see with SoS menus is that there is no delay after you mouse out of the menu. It is a pet peeve of mine – if my mouse moves off of a menu for even a millisecond, it closes. Other than that, it looks cool, and I may start using it, though WordPress and Symfony come first.
jenz
I hear you – I am actually not a huge fan of drop down menus at all, but I liked providing something that was lightweight and used mostly CSS.