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    Hello everyone,

    I seriously need help with creating any sort of menu except those easy ones were you click the arrow and a menu comes down. So can anyone teach me?
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    Thanks (even sites that can help are welcome)

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    Depends on what you want. There are so many different types out there.

    There are 2 on my site for example, similar but acting different. Pure CSS driven menus. Full instructions and explanations are there too.
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    Thanks for your help,

    but the thing is i want the type in dd which is a slide type(check out omni), i simply have no idea how it works or how to use it

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    ROTF! Then you need to specify that in your first post.

    I seriously need help with creating any sort of menu
    kind of leaves the door open you know?

    Do you have one running that isn't working quite right? or anything at all? Or are you just looking for a working script?
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    lol true!

    Yeah I am the type that needs to know things like this and has nothing to do better in life (seriously i mean it i have nothing better, so in my time i like to learn CERTAIN things eg html, javascript...)

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    Okay, that is cool. Self taught like me

    So... what is it exactly you want to know?
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    Lol,

    Well I really thought i knew nothing i just did a few tests and there comin out just fine but still I have a few issues one thing is that I can't do seem to position it correctly i mean that i want it to come just under the main text itself but i do not know how to do that everything is great though - here's the script -

    <html>
    <head>
    <body>
    <script>
    function asd() {
    document.getElementById('menu1').style.visibility="visible"
    document.getElementById('menu1').style.left=
    document.getElementById('menu1').style.top=
    }
    </script>
    <div align="center">
    <span onmouseover="asd()">Search Engines</span>
    <span id="menu1" style="visibility: hidden; position: absolute;"><b>Menu</b><br><i><a href="http://www.google.com">Google</a></i><br><i><a href="http://www.yahoo.co.uk">Yahoo!</a></i></span>
    </div>
    </body>
    </head>
    </html>

    I realize that i can use the values 100 or whatever in the doument.getElementById(...).style.left/top and that the document part can be a variable but this was just a test and it is lame but a test is test right?

    So I just need to know how i will do the position part
    Thanks for ye time

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    Well, the way the web is going today you would want to use CSS for styling and positioning.

    As your code stand at the moment it won't validate (if you are concerned with that sort of thing.

    However, you can add style to your tags (not valid nor recommended by me )

    something like:

    Code:
    <span id="menu1" style="visibility: hidden; text-align: left; width: 100&#37;; padding: 0; margin: 0; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0">
    and so on and so forth. Of course, as stated these methods are depreciated.

    Check HERE for more on alignment and floating.
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    Yup,

    Just before you replied I found out how to do some positioning through what i thought was going to work and i succeeded hahaha but what do you mean by validation it works correctly did you by any chance mean tht it is not correctly structured and if so then in proper structure really needed ???
    I wonder (???)

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    Check out the consortium's reasons for valid mark up
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