Post by galactapuss on Apr 11, 2009 15:42:09 GMT -8
www.johnperkins.com/Documents/Links.htm
It took me a couple of days to get the menu structure right. You're supposed to use this program (DHTML Menu Builder or Coffee Cup I think), but I don't have the program any more, so it's all fun with html by hand.
Here's the old version:
www.johnperkins.com/Documents/Linksold.htm
The old script allowed each drop-down menu to be positioned wherever you want on a page, but it didn't supported nested menus.
The new script allows nested menus, but you're stuck with absolute positioning- like a tic-tac-toe grid, upper left, upper middle, ..., lower right.
The problem with the old script is that, even with the drop-down menus, I was getting to the point where the screen was too cluttered. The new script results in a nice, clean screen, but I still wish I could position it the way I wanted. Anyway, nested menus, so unlimited link capacity.
It took me a couple of days to get the menu structure right. You're supposed to use this program (DHTML Menu Builder or Coffee Cup I think), but I don't have the program any more, so it's all fun with html by hand.
Here's the old version:
www.johnperkins.com/Documents/Linksold.htm
The old script allowed each drop-down menu to be positioned wherever you want on a page, but it didn't supported nested menus.
The new script allows nested menus, but you're stuck with absolute positioning- like a tic-tac-toe grid, upper left, upper middle, ..., lower right.
The problem with the old script is that, even with the drop-down menus, I was getting to the point where the screen was too cluttered. The new script results in a nice, clean screen, but I still wish I could position it the way I wanted. Anyway, nested menus, so unlimited link capacity.
