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    Question Horizontal Menu

    I am having problems with my menus on my new site, the code below is what i have so far for the menu, but i am wanting to place links in the description part. At the moment I can not add links becuase it mucks up all the menu when i try, can anyone help me....

    a link to a preview of this coding at the moment is http://www.kangagraphics.com.au/test1.html

    An example of this working great, what i am really aiming for is....

    www.melbourneit.com.au

    If anyone can suggest another way of making this work, please let me know.


    Code:
    <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
    
    <!-- Begin
    var description = new Array();
    description[0] = "View our homepage";
    description[1] = "View our company history and staff profiles";
    description[2] = "Take a look at our great offers on printing promotional items, business cards, and all your printing needs";
    description[3] = "Gain access to our graphic design service for all your business graphic design needs";
    description[4] = "Explore our website design, hosting, domain names and email services";
    description[5] = "click here to see other services by Kanga Graphics";
    description[6] = "contant the team at Kanga Graphics";
    description[7] = "select one of our discounted packages to suit your website needs";
    // End -->
    </script>
    
    <p><a class="second" href="home.html" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[0];">home</a> | 
    <a class="second" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[1];" href="aboutus.html">about us</a> | 
    <a class="second" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[2];" href="printing.html">printing</a> | 
    <a class="second" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[3];" href="graphic_design.html">graphic design</a> | 
    <a class="second" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[4];" href="website_design.html">website design </a>| 
    <a class="second" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[5];" href="otherservices.html">others services</a> | <a class="second" onMouseOver="Words.innerHTML = description[6];" href="support.html">contact us </a></p>
    <p><a id="Words">click a link above</a></p>

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    Where is the rest of your code? You have already a baseline (melbourneit) why not use part of their method?

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    I tried to use some of Melbourne IT's coding, but i couldnt get it to work, i need there CSS and JS files to get it to work I think, is there a way of geting this, or re-producing something similar, im a beginer when it comes to Styles to this level.

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