does anyone know how i can make pure css drop down menus that actually work!!?
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See the link below. This site is, I think, exactly what you're looking for. I had the same problem you do, and it helped me immensely!
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Your question is not clear enough but I presume that you want to create a tree of menus and sub menus. To do so, either you search the net for a javascript code or you can create such menus in a glance, using Dreamweaver.
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try using firefox\nit maybe the internet explorer fault
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I don't know what that guy said, but yes, There should a link under the SEARCH button that says "PAGE OPTIONS". It should have an arrow next to it. Click on Page Options, and you should see a yellow "Blip" or menu come down from the text. There are 5 squares with 5 different colors: Blue, Orange, Purple, Silver, and Green. Try them out and pick the one you like the best!\n\nI hoped that helped!
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That it has a nice layout where I can quickly understand it just by looking at it. Classic menu system at the top, nice buttons, general white space around the controls and no weird lettering.\n\nI also like to see controls that fit well together put together in a frame and that all controls of the same type are the same size.\n\nOh and the last thing, the controls that should be lined up are exactly lined up. Controls which are not exactly lined up stick out and make the UI all clumsy.\n\nA great book to lookup is titled "Web application design handbook" which not only covers web applications but much of it applies to desktop applications too.\n\nI have provided a link to it below.
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try it with css. I've never needed this, so I'm not quite sure if it'll work, but here goes:\n\n<style type="text/css">\n\nul li{\ntext-align: justify;}\n\n</style>\n\nI also see you put them in p tags. \nSo, it looks like this:\n<ul>\n<li><p>TEXT</p></li>\n</ul>\n\nI'm not sure if the <p>'s are great...\n\nSo, take them out, as so:\n\n<ul>\n<li>Text</li>\n</ul>\n\nIf that doesn't work, throw the <p>'s back in, and use this css instead:\n\n<style type="text/css">\n\nul li p{\ntext-align: justify;}\n\n</style>
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why are you asking a similar question again?\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtNaGj.qCeY7N8eVa_fcONLzy6IX?qid=20061120111122AA7BeUs\n\nUsing CSS (layers ) is the BEST way to design and maintain a code clean layout\n\n\nTABLES are used for TABULAR data. Not for layout.\n\nPlease visit these sites for help with layers/divs/css\n\nhttp://www.csszengarden.com/\nhttp://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp\nhttp://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/css/\nhttp://cssvault.com/\n\nthe reason why you are having problems is simply\n1) you are using them inside a table (bad bad bad bad bad)\n2) you haven't defined your div/layer (ie width, placement etc) in relation to your table (again, bad bad bad bad)
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You've done well, you're nearly there.\n\n<style type="text/css">\n<!--\na:link {\ncolor: #990000;\n}\na:visited {\ncolor: #990000;\n}\na:hover {\ncolor: #CC6600;\n}\na:active {\ncolor: #990000;\n}\na.style1:link {\ncolor: #33CC33;\n}\na.style1:visited {\ncolor: #33CC33;\n}\na.style1:hover {\ncolor: #CC6600;\n}\na.style1:active {\ncolor: #33CC33;\n}\n-->\n</style>\n\nThat's what you need to have in your style declaration.  Instead of using the class .style1 you've created separately, you need to create some new instaces of the anchor tag using .style1 by use of the syntax above.\n\nI hope that makes sense.  You can then remove your class .style1 from the first link and they'll both be different.\n\nIf that's not what you're trying to do - post an update to your question and I'll take another look.\n\nAll the best!
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You don't make toolbars with html.\nBut you can make a simple menu by creating a table with several rows and inserting a hyperlink in each row.\n\nToolbars work with a script.\nThe most popular ones are javascript.\nThey are popular because they are very fancy.\nBut there are two problems with them\n1)The search engines cannot follow the hyperlinks in a javascript and so, they don't find your pages and don't list them.\n2) Since Microsoft stopped procuring java with the release of Windows XP in 2001, many computers are running without java. Without java, they won't be able to see your toolbar.\n\nThe most popular solution is CSS (Cascade Style Sheet).\nYou can have a sort of a fancy toolbar that everyone can see, including the search engines.\n\nIf you visit my website http://www.aussies-online.com\nThe top menu is javascript\nWhile the left one is CSS\n\nDo a search on the Net for "Menus" or "Toolbars" and you will find some free scripts that you can copy... and even alter to suit your purpose.
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try Topstle Lite, it is best css editor i have ever used...
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check here you have plenty of examples http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
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I used W3Schools also. Their examples are very easy to use. Make sure to view the source code whenever you see a site you like the look of online, and take a look at the CSS file too. You'll learn more just by looking at other sites, and then practice on your own trying to figure out how to get different looks. Of course, if you have any specific questions, you can always ask us here on Yahoo! Answers.
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Look up Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) use that to code your hyperlinks... style sheets are the only way to go now days.  LEARN IT!!!!
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You're question is hardly comprehendible.\n\nIF you mean that your menus are displaying behind other elements on your page, then you should raise the z-index of the menus.\nThat is assuming you have a "DHTML menu", one that uses divs, javascript, and style to display.  \n\n<div style="z-index:1;">menu division</div>
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OK, I dug into your code (hope you don't mind) here's the deal. In order for your CSS to work consistently, First, close your braces at the end of your first body line. Then you'll need to change the a: section to this:\n\na:link {color:blue}\na:visited {color:blue}\na:hover {color:red}\na:active {color:green}\n\nThe hover pseudo-class has to come after link and visited, but before active. for everything to work right.