Andrew Krespanis wrote:
Opinions? Oh, we've all got lots of those...
That's what I was hoping for (even though it'll be to late for my
current project).
Personally, I'd go with number 3. (Is this a SimpleQuiz? Do we get a book :D)
The similarity to a "Simple Quiz" did occur to me. As far as
> I'm not looking for an answer, for I'm not sure there even is a
> "right" answer; what I am looking for are opinions. In the end I'll make
> my own decision, but with the help of other opinions I hope to make a
> better decision.
Opinions? Oh, we've all got lots of those...
Personally, I'd go wi
Kristof Neirynck wrote:
You've got php, right?
Sorry, but your answer is irrelevant as it completely ignores my
question. I wasn't asking "HOW" to make it work. I am already skilled in
CSS, JavaScript, and PHP and the methods suggested by the evolt article
are good for a beginner, but I find
On Sun, 05 Sep 2004 16:24:09 +0200, Mordechai Peller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm building an expanding menu and I'm trying to decide the best route
> to take. The idea is that by clicking on an item it will either be a
[snip]
> If JavaScript isn't available the menus will either default to all
I'm building an expanding menu and I'm trying to decide the best route
to take. The idea is that by clicking on an item it will either be a
link or open the sub-menu. The problem come in for the sub-menu headings
and IE's lack of support for :hover. So here are the options:
1) Heading;
2) Headi
