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Big grins
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Drop-down similar to DGrin but multi-column
I am sure there is a simple answer to this question but I've been searching and can't seem to find it. Apologies in advance if I should have been using different search terms to find this.
I am trying to create, as part of a navbar, drop-down menus that have exactly the same responsiveness/functionality as the "Forum Tools" function here at DGrin. Specifically, I want to create a drop-down menu that "appears" slowly when the title is clicked and would like to have a single line at the top of the menu that does NOT link to anything (like how "Forum Tools" says "Forum Tools"). In a slight twist, though, I want to have the menu itself be multi-column (look at www.staples.com - what pops up when you mouseover one of the groups on the left). I have tried plagiarizing from these and other sites but I think I am missing something. I'm going to keep playing around but if anyone happens to know of a tutorial that would start me going, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks! |
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#2
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Major grins
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Try STU NICHOLLS, look through all his menus, he has a "donate button"....and after giving a donation, he will send you all the info and files on the menu bar of your choice.
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#3
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Big grins
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Quick JS help?
Thanks for the link to Stu Nichols. Just before I saw your reply I found a tutorial that I was able to tweak to do nearly everything I want:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...pmenuindex.htm The only thing I haven't been able to figure out yet is how to create an entry that is plain text (not a link). I'm assuming that what I need to do is send some kind of unique code/identifier to the script where the link would ordinarily be, have the script check for the code, and if the code is present, not allow a hyperlink. I'm trying to work through this myself looking through their support forum posts but if anyone is familiar with this script and knows of a quick fix, I'd be all ears. Again, thanks for the help! |
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"tweak 'til it squeaks"
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<a href="#">Non clickable</a> <a href="#whatever">Non clickable</a>
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Al My Website my Blog Mozilla Firefox Web Developer Firebug Customization FAQ Banner/Navbar/Slideshow Tutor |
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Thanks, Allen. I had actually tried that initially but the browser kept insisting it wanted to open a new window with a reload of the current page. I found a new window target buried in the script. Once I removed that, voila! Thanks!
The script doesn't seem to let me style non-links (or, more accurately '#' links) with a different CSS class, which I need, so that is my next project. |
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