>Can anyone recommend an accessible centered horizontal drop down menu?
>It's fine if it uses a some javascript but still needs to fall back to a
>css menu when js is disabled. It also needs to be search engine friendly.
Blimey. What is it today that has people coming on css-d and treating
it as a place to discuss general web development?
css-d is for the discussion of the practical application of css, not
web standards, not accessibility, not javascript, not search engine
optimisation, nor web design patterns.
If and when you have a problem trying to get some CSS to work on an
actual working example, then you have a legitimate question for the
list. It's really not on to just splurge a request for a pre-packaged
solution.
Your question, as it stands, would be better suited to more general
web lists such as evolt's theList or webdesign-l, details for both of
which can be
found on the Off Topic page of css-d's wiki:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
Saying that, these links might be useful to you (though many other
menu implementations surely exist)
ADxMenu
http://www.aplus.co.yu/adxmenu/intro/
aqLists
http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/aqlists/
Son of Suckerfish
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/archives/000050.php
And yes, chunks of this message are essentially the same as I one I
just sent. A lazy moderator is a happy moderator. Please don't
anybody make me get out of bed again ;)
Alex
css-d moderator
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