What is a drop down menu and how would you use it?
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drop down menu's hold realted items together allowing operations to be more organized in a program.  Like in a program like microsoft word the drop down format tab hold formating options you can do to your document like  styles and paragraph formating.\n\nhope that helps
581950
check out the yahoo ui library. some very nice sample code. it has some drag and drop snippets that may do what you need.
203995
it's an option on one of the drop down lists at the very top.
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<select name=category size=1 class=field>\n<option selected value="-">Select a Community</option>\n<%do while not rsallcat.eof%><option value="<%=rsallcat("catid")%>"><%=rsallcat("catname")%></option>\n<%rsallcat.movenext\nloop\n          rsallCat.close\n       set rsallCat=nothing\n%></select>
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try just clicking once or left click on whatever it is your clicking on,then right click & see what it says on the drop menu.\nI sometimes have provlems with this & if I just right click on an icon instead of double clicking,it seems to work.
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Select it then go into edit!
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go to the file menu and select save or save as
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At the top of the page you should have an option menu called "insert"  if you pull that down it says "page numbers"
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You can set up a template to use. Modify the template to have three different text settings. You can then select the text style that you want without having to go through the menu.\nAsk the help thing for info on setting templates and styles.
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I have come across the site below that has a whole section talking about creating the main menu in dark basic. This should get you started in the right direction. I hope you have some good reference books on Dark Basic if you are going to create a game, you will need it. :)\n\nEnjoy the article.
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http://ciber.min-data.co.uk/buttons/
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left click on picture....it gives you options...save as whatever whereever
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You nailed it. They're called drop down boxes: Heres a sample code:\n\n<form id="color" name="color" method="post" action="yourform.php">\n<label>Color\n<select name="select">\n<option>Red</option>\n<option>Blue</option>\n<option>Green</option>\n<option>White</option>\n<option>Black</option>\n<option>Orange</option>\n</select>\n</label>\n</form>
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Did you check\nhttp://www.westell.com/pages/support/dropdown.jsp
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(Assuming you are in the Design View:)\n\n1) Insert and/or select a graphic or text block and add a link to it by putting a # symbol in the Link box in the Properties Panel.\n2) Select the entire linked item (not just the text or graphic, but the anchor tag around it as well)... you can make sure you've got it by clicking on the <a> tag in the Quick Tag List below the document window.\n3) Go to your Tag Inspector Panel (if you don't see it open, hit the F9 key) and click on the Behaviors tab... this is where Dreamweaver stores its built-in javascript code. \n3) Click on the + symbol, and find "Show Popup Menu" (Dreamweaver's dropdown menu behavior)... click it, and follow the directions in the wizard that opens up.\n\nIf you accidentally hit the enter key before you've finished making your selections, or if you want to edit an existing popup menu, just make sure you have the original anchor tag selected, and click on the "Show/Hide Popup Menu" link in the Behaviors panel.\n\nP.S., if you have Fireworks 8, it also has the same behavior built in, but it does a nicer job because it'll let you use background graphics and CSS to generate your menues; Dreamweaver's is plain jane, not as clean looking, and pretty memory intensive :( Still, it does the job well if you don't go crazy and put too many items in your dropdowns!\n\nHope this helps!
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If you right click on the toolbar, you can add back the menu bar which has 'file' in it. I just got it today and don't really like it either, but everyone'll have it soon, so we may as well get used to it.
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I don't advice you do that because:\n1) It's user-unfriendly. Drop downs are there so users can pick something from a small list of 5 - 30 items. Having 200 records on a drop down is too much already.\n2) It's way too much data. The web page is not made for that. Just 100,000 records is already a lot.\nI recommend that you use a text box where people can type, and use the latest fad: AJAX. As users start typing, your web page goes through the back door and starts querying a database on your server and getting results that match. Just like google suggest, or like when you start typing your own questions here in Yahoo Answers. It can be done with just a few lines of code. All you need is your server and database. You probably have them both already...