Pop-up Menu Question

I am using the Dreamweaver Javascript pop-up command. My button that activates
this command has a rollover and when you curse over the pop-up menu the
rollover goes back to its original state. Is there anyway to keep that button
rollover while scrolling over the pop-up menu??

Thanks, Nicole

Nicole:

There may be - check the MM Technotes for pop-up related suggestions. But
while you are reading, read this one very carefully, too -

http://apptools.com/rants/jsmenu.php

These pop-ups are big trouble.

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"Nicole1234" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I am using the Dreamweaver Javascript pop-up command. My button that
activates
this command has a rollover and when you curse over the pop-up menu the
rollover goes back to its original state. Is there anyway to keep that
button
rollover while scrolling over the pop-up menu??

Thanks, Nicole

I tried doing the pop-up menu with layers first, but I was having troubles as
well. My page is centered so everytime I resize the page, my layers turn up
somewhere different. Also, you had to be extremely precise when scrolling over
to the menu or else you would loose it, and I still had the same rollover
problem. So someone in my office just told me to use the dreamweaver built in
pop-up to save myself the hassle, but if you could help me solve my initial
problems with the layered way, then I will always do it that way from now on.

Nicole

I don't think I will exaggerate when I say that the layer method is much
simpler and less trouble-prone. And, you will not have any problems with
link management or search engine spidering using that method (as you do with
the DW/FW pop-up menus).

Now - do you use CSS?

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"Nicole1234" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I tried doing the pop-up menu with layers first, but I was having troubles
as
well. My page is centered so everytime I resize the page, my layers turn
up
somewhere different. Also, you had to be extremely precise when scrolling
over
to the menu or else you would loose it, and I still had the same rollover
problem. So someone in my office just told me to use the dreamweaver built
in
pop-up to save myself the hassle, but if you could help me solve my
initial
problems with the layered way, then I will always do it that way from now
on.

Nicole

Yes I did not realize all of the problems with the dreamweaver built in menu! Thank you so much for that article!
Yes I am using css.

OK - good. Would you mind plowing through this thread? Your question is
actually completely answered in the ending flurry of exchanged between me
and KEB2....

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&threadm=cccupv%24ism%241%40forums.macromedia.com &rnum=4&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Dgroup:macromedia.dreamweaver%2Binsubj ect:can%2Binsubject:it%2Binsubject:be%26hl%3Den%26 lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26scoring%3Dd

(watch the wrap there)

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"Nicole1234" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Yes I did not realize all of the problems with the dreamweaver built in
menu! Thank you so much for that article!
Yes I am using css.