free pure css horizontal dropdown menu extension exists?

[zero]

I'm trying to make an horizontal dropdown menu but I'm horrible.
What I'd wish is a pure css horizontal menu with dropdown, I don't
need many sublevels, just one. Something like:


1st Link 2nd Link 3rd Link
1st sublink
2nd sublink


Listorama doenst do it, just doesn't add sublinks.
I couldn't find any free extension or easily customizable example
and some extensions were around $50

Is there any alternative out there?

[Joe Makowiec]

On 10 Aug 2005 in macromedia.exchange.extensions.dreamweaver, zero
wrote:

> I'm trying to make an horizontal dropdown menu but I'm horrible.
> What I'd wish is a pure css horizontal menu with dropdown, I don't
> need many sublevels, just one. Something like:
>
> 1st Link 2nd Link 3rd Link
> 1st sublink
> 2nd sublink
>
> Listorama doenst do it, just doesn't add sublinks.
> I couldn't find any free extension or easily customizable example
> and some extensions were around $50
>
> Is there any alternative out there?

Project Seven's stuff isn't pure CSS; it uses Javascript, but degrades
nicely with JS turned off. They have pay extensions, plus they have
tutorials and free extensions which you can use to create a menu
system:

[url]http://projectseven.com/[/url]

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Joe Makowiec
[url]http://makowiec.net/[/url]
Email: [url]http://makowiec.net/email.php[/url]

[zero]

Thanks! It's nice but costs U$90...

"Joe Makowiec" <makowiec@invalid.invalid> escribió en el mensaje
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On 10 Aug 2005 in macromedia.exchange.extensions.dreamweaver, zero
wrote:

> I'm trying to make an horizontal dropdown menu but I'm horrible.
> What I'd wish is a pure css horizontal menu with dropdown, I don't
> need many sublevels, just one. Something like:
>
> 1st Link 2nd Link 3rd Link
> 1st sublink
> 2nd sublink
>
> Listorama doenst do it, just doesn't add sublinks.
> I couldn't find any free extension or easily customizable example
> and some extensions were around $50
>
> Is there any alternative out there?

Project Seven's stuff isn't pure CSS; it uses Javascript, but degrades
nicely with JS turned off. They have pay extensions, plus they have
tutorials and free extensions which you can use to create a menu
system:

[url]http://projectseven.com/[/url]

--
Joe Makowiec
[url]http://makowiec.net/[/url]
Email: [url]http://makowiec.net/email.php[/url]

[Joe Makowiec]

On 10 Aug 2005 in macromedia.exchange.extensions.dreamweaver, zero
wrote:

> Thanks! It's nice but costs U$90...

You're welcome, but reread the message, particularly after 'plus they
have':

>> Project Seven's stuff isn't pure CSS; it uses Javascript, but
>> degrades nicely with JS turned off. They have pay extensions, plus
>> they have tutorials and free extensions which you can use to create
>> a menu system:
>>
>> [url]http://projectseven.com/[/url]

and spend some time looking around the site. A good deal of the stuff
that PVII offer is free (as in no charge to you), and with a bit of
time going through the tutorials and downloading the (free) extensions
that they recommend, you should have no problem creating your menu.

[url]http://projectseven.com/tutorials/navigation/[/url]

--
Joe Makowiec
[url]http://makowiec.net/[/url]
Email: [url]http://makowiec.net/email.php[/url]