shaurya gupta asks:
How to create drop down menus other than in CSS3? I don’t want to use custom libraries as I want to learn more of other web languages.
8 Answers -
Wouter Ruelens
October 9, 2012I used that feature a while ago in Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, it was under Spry or something like that. I believe that it is only available in Dreamweaver though. I hope I’ve been of some help.
Another Googler
October 9, 2012Why you don’t want to use CSS3?
Coz many people still don’t have css3 browser…
October 9, 2012Jack Schiff
October 9, 2012You can use DHTML for example. Manually or using third-party programs
http://www.dhtml-menu-builder.com/
Alan Wade
October 9, 2012What you are talking about is Cascading Menu’s. Where do you want to create these? A web site or your right click context menu?
Erlis Dhima
October 9, 2012One of the best ways would be using Java script! You can build very advanced drop-down menus.. Also with great design too! How you can create drop down menus with js, is very complicated, and I can’t explain it here.. But you can check various tutorials online!
Muo TechGuy
October 10, 2012Cascading menus aren’t CSS3; they’re just CSS, and they work cross-browser.
but i think that css(not the css3) thing works with javascript. Am I right? And if i am, that is what i wanna learn- how to create a menu in css and javascript..please help man.
October 11, 2012No JS needed: http://csswizardry.com/2011/02/creating-a-pure-css-dropdown-menu/
October 11, 2012Mihovil Pletikos
October 10, 2012javascrip can help…. check hotscripts.com
Harold One Feather
October 10, 2012Try using a Suckerfish Dropdown…no JavaScript, just plain old CSS http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/