Sweet drop menu, anyone find this?

[Chadi]

http://adwatcher.com/

I want the same menu. Anyone know where I can find this? This is really nice

[Twey]

This is really nice

No, it really isn't. If I hover my mouse over one of the links, the massive Flash ad pops up over the top of it so I can't see the menu; then, when I remove my cursor from said link, the menu drops down underneath the Flash advert, so I can't click on anything.

[Chadi]

I suggest you do a spyware scan on your system because I checked each menu on the home page and did not see such a problem. I have no popup ads either with blocker off too

[Eclyps19]

i'm not having any problems with it either.

[Twey]

I have no popup ads either with blocker off too

I meant the Flash banner on the main page ("Do you advertise on:").
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-GB; rv:1.7.12) Gecko/20050922 Fedora/1.0.7-1.1.fc4 Firefox/1.0.7

[sleipner]

not to mention that if you have spyware on your system, that site may well have installed some of it - I'm not sure about the reputability of the company as I've never heard of them, maybe some other dynamic drive users have...

a lot of the advertised anti-spyware out there is actually spyware itself, merely using a basic window with a random list of spyware generated to make you think you have other spyware, then having you pay for removal of spyware you dont have on the generated list. this is especially true for the anti-spyware "removers" you suddenly find on your system when you did not install it, you find it the way you find most spyware/adware - you see the window popup...

[Twey]

I don't have spyware. Honestly.
I don't believe spyware has ever been built for Linux. If it were, it wouldn't have permission to install itself into my browser, as it and all its required files are root-owned and o-r.

[Chadi]

Ok anyone else? There is nothing wrong with that site and I own the software too. Its very popular among hosting companies.

Anyone know where to get the menu from?

[Twey]

In Firefox 1.5, the Flash banner stays where it ought to be, but the menus still come up behind it. However, I think this is a usual thing - Flash experts correct me if I'm wrong
The script can be found at http://adwatcher.com/inf/transmenuC.js and its required CSS file at http://adwatcher.com/inf/transmenu.css. However, it looks as though it is designed by that site, and so you will need their permission if you intend to use it.

[TheJoshMan]

If you're looking for a java version of that transparent menu... go to www.youngpup.net and click on the code section and go to "trans-menu"