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i know in an ideal world that we shouldn't need to use javascript on a site navigation given the differences in display, and we shall put the standard navigation linking to all major topics down the left hand side of the page anyway. but..... we would like to offer immediate access to the most popular bits of the site without user scrolling down. and we have noticed that google enjoys crawling down the links which it reads first, i.e. the top navigation bar. hence if possible, a crawlable dropdown?
cheers
DHTML and CSS makes great crawlable drop down menues with sub levels if you wish.
Here is a cut and paste freebee you can customise.
[computerarts.co.uk...]
You can find many more here :
[google.com...]
<DIV id="drop1" class="dropdown" style="left:-1px;" onmouseover="f7_showdrop(0)" onmouseout="f7_hidedrop()">
<P>
• <A href="foo1.htm" class="dropitem">Foo 1 costume</A><BR>
• <A href="foo2.htm" class="dropitem">Foo 2 costume</A><BR>
• <A href="foo3.htm" class="dropitem">Foo 3 costume</A><BR>
• <A href="foo4.htm" class="dropitem">Foo 4 costume</A></P>
</DIV>
Goggle (and others) will find these links and count hyperlink text.