its done using DHTML using layers etc. It can get pretty complicated. Have
a look at DHTML books for more help!
Nilesh
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hi ,
Does anybody know how to develop Navigation Interface like ones On
microsoft.com home page,Jspinsider.com etc...??
i.e. On moving mouse cursor over a heading ,a drop down of options is
displayed and on mouse Out, the dropdown is removed.
Ive seen the sites View/source but not much I could infer from them...
So,if anybody knows ,please send a template of how to do it..
your suggestions are welcome.
Thanx very much,
Deeps
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