> I'm looking for a way to generate dropdown/foldout menus (horizontal > and > vertical) on the fly, but all the javascript solutions I've seen use > absolute or relative pixel positioning, which means I can't use them > because I don't know at the time of generating a specific menu item > how many pixels across or down the preceding items have already used. > I'm currently using a javascript menu that works really well, but all > the top-level menu items have to be preset with specific x-y pixel > coordinates, and all the subsequent items are then relative to the > top-level items. So I can generate the second-level and subsequent > items on the fly but not the top-level items. Is there a way to use > css or dhtml or something else (maybe something in javascript that I missed) to do this? Is this: http://www.phpguru.org/static/dynContext.example.html what you mean? -- Richard Heyes -- Thanks for the reference Richard. dynContext looks pretty good and is similar to what I'm already using, but it looks like it also uses x-y coordinates for the top-level item (looking at the show() function, unless I misunderstood the manual). I had problems making it work on my local machine. The annotated.example.html displayed an error code (I presume) on right click. BTW I stumbled across cssplay in my search and think it may be the solution. Just trying to figure if lack of support for IE5 is a problem or not (supports IE5.5 etc and all other browsers). Cheers Arno -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
