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I like the one on the [novell.com...] site. I tried to figure out what is going on, and it looks like a TON of javascript that I can't make heads or tells out of.
Thanks for your help!
In my opinion, the key is good sniffing. In this case, (my opinion only) it's better to sniff for the key objects that your code will use, rather than sniff for the user agent and assume that will classify each situation properly.
That being said, there's still nothing easy about it at all. I decided not to use these beautiful creatures for the present, because the complications are more than I want to cope with. I don't like the idea of anyone not getting navigation because of some browser incompatibility I didn't consider.
That puts me pretty much out of the loop on this. So how about it, all you DHTML-menu jockeys? What works for you?
One layer to hold the content another one unhide that layer and another layer surrounding that one to hide the menu.
This will work in ALL v4+ browsers :)
;-)
You can easily do that tpe of stuff with layers. Head over to www.projectseven.com if you have dreamweaver as they have extensions that you can use to build dynamic menus.
