standard compliant tree menu

[furtivefelon]

does anyone know where to find a good tree menu that's built with xhtml/CSS? i found one on javascripts.com: [webdeveloper.earthweb.com...] , though it's built with tables.. and i don't know anything about javascript..
Thank you very much in advance!

[Span]

Not really a tree menu, but take a look at Brothercake's UDM4: [udm4.com ]

[furtivefelon]

that works too! thank you very much!

[furtivefelon]

um.. anything that's free?

[danieljean]

Whoa... it's going to be the second time I mention the guys at Silver Orange this week here at Webmasterworld... They do deserve credit, and again, I am not affiliated- I just admire them as a local company that has done good work, including in the OSS world.

Anyhow, here are their free CSS tabs [labs.silverorange.com]. I have used them, and they were very easy to adapt to my needs.

[ergophobe]

There is an article on ALA that tells you how to do it for free and without Javascript - just CSS and HTML. I've checked it in IE and Firefox and it seems to work
Go to AlistApart and search on horizontal dropdowns.

[furtivefelon]

ahhh.. ala.. i didn't think they would have it.. well, that's done.. thank you guys very much!

[ergophobe]

So felon, are you using the ALA menus? I honestly haven't tried them, just bookmarked them for future use.

Have you tested them in many different browsers? What's your impression?

Tom

[furtivefelon]

it works fine on my target browsers (i'm currently designing for a very small audience, a company intranet).. and they have the latest browsers.. it makes my job much easier.. though i would like to hear the opinion of anyone who tried it on older browsers..