Milonic DHTML Menu Sample

Milonic DHTML Website Navigational Menu
Move Mouse Over Me

Link/Image Based - Static

The Link/Image Based - Static sample uses a single point of "onMouseOver". In this case, a link, to activate a menu. This can be any HTML object that you can apply the onMouseOver and onMouseOut events to. This includes Images, areas, divs etc.
Relevant code for this sample is here:-
<a href=yourlink.html onmouseover=popup("mainmenu") onmouseout=popdn()><font size=3 color=green>Move Mouse Over Me</a>
The popup() function does all the work and needs only one parameter, the name of the menu it needs to open.
IE 5 & 6 users with transitions turned on will see a fade in effect bringing in a menu with 3 items. All other users will just see the menu appear as normal.
The middle item is linked to a SubMenu, when the mouse moves over the middle item the Popup SubMenu appears. This process is repeated a further level once inside the submenu.
Dont forget that there is no limit to the number of submenus a system can contain, you will of course only be restricted by the physical screen space.

Please Note: For the menu to work correctly in any version of Opera you must place the menu references inside the BODY of your documents. Opera will not display if you put the references in the HEAD.

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- To open a page in another frame add " target=yourframe" to the link text for example
  ,"Your Text", "yourlink.htm target=yourframe",,,1
  You can also use _blank _new and _self etc. . . .
- To add more menus simply copy and paste other menu elements and edit them to suit.
- To position your menu anywhere on screen set the Top & Left values and remove any reference for "Screen Position"
- Offsets can be applied to both Top & Left positions for example:
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      addmenu(menu=[
      "mainmenu",	// Menu Name
      20,		// Menu Top
      "offset=-200",	// Menu Left
      ,		// Menu Width
      1,		// Menu Border Width
      "center",	// Screen Position
      style1,		// Properties Array
      1,		// Always Visible
      "left",		// Alignment
      .......................

  The above will position the menu in the center of the screen minus 200 pixels.

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