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Old Mar 13th, 2008, 15:25
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Angry CSS Navigation Help

Hi everyone,

i need some help regarding the application of a nice css navigation menu found at (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...ordionmenu.htm) iv applied it to my page in a table (simple as cut n paste) and all is ok.. the problem comes when i want to have the functionality so that when 'css libary' is clicked the menu expands but also loads another page/ iframe. Iv tried the usual '<a href=' and linking options in dreamweaver but no luck. Please can someone help.

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Re: CSS Navigation Help

you can't do that with HTML and CSS, you'll need javascript and AJAX.
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Re: CSS Navigation Help

I am not sure for that menu but you can try something with link and javascript Or something like
<a href='#' onClick='somefunction();'> ahref</a>
But if you use ready menu please read careful manual if there are some ready and already written function.
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Re: CSS Navigation Help

just a little correction to what pagess said:

Always have a backup in case javascript doesn't work. NoScript for firefox is getting more and more popular. For links, use something like this:

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<a href="somepage.html" onclick="some_function(); return false;">My Link!</a>
The return false will stop the link from going to somepage.html, but if javascript is disabled it'll go to somepage.html because the return false; won't be executed.

And also, I think what you'll want is a prescripted dropdown menu and AJAX to make this.
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