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Hey all. I've got a website in development, however, i want 4 main links to open a sub menu below them. i thought of using a php script already running to open the sub menu, but that doesn't seem to work. ( i did edit it by the way so it didnt load the same as the other). i need something easy to load like the php script, and easily editable. Any help would be greatful guys :)

BTW, its here if u want to see it:

www.hfxc.co.uk/luke/new%20design/index2.php

have you tried to use css or dhtml

i dont know what you realy mean with your submenu

on the page i find no submenu when i go with my mouse on a link?

so long

darph

CSS, or Javascript would be the one too look for. Have you tried searching google? Remember, google is our friend!

CSS, or Javascript would be the one too look for. Have you tried searching google? Remember, google is our friend!

I'm afraid it's just javascript until MS fixes CSS in IE7 and a good few more years to get IE6 out of circulation.

I have been working with some code I got Here.

Edited by dman

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