Rollovers and CSS

Good. I think you are immune to the problems then. Most people who stumble
onto the forum only do so after investing way to much time in the pop-ups to
seriously consider changing course, even though they are deep in a hole.
It's sad, really....

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"Mark" <mark (AT) forums (DOT) com> wrote

I do now!

I looked at the menus in DW / FW and concluded they're hideous. Milonic
menus are in an external file, get downloaded only once and have lots of
customization options. I get links to work for search engines by
including
hidden links on the home page.

I do now!

I looked at the menus in DW / FW and concluded they're hideous. Milonic
menus are in an external file, get downloaded only once and have lots of
customization options. I get links to work for search engines by including
hidden links on the home page.

On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 15:23:17 +0100, "Mark" <mark (AT) forums (DOT) com> wrote:

I looked at the menus in DW / FW and concluded they're hideous. Milonic
menus are in an external file, get downloaded only once and have lots of
customization options. I get links to work for search engines by including
hidden links on the home page.

If you do as they to on their pages and include the <noscript> content,
then you should be alright except for the slightly bloated script and
the extra processor cycles executing the JavaScript to write the menus.


Gary