[tavilach]

I would like to use a JavaScript menu similar to Macromedia's, which displays a horizontal submenu upon rollover. However, I want it to do something slightly different: When a page (i.e. "Support") loads, I want to display, by default, the submenu for that page (i.e. "Showcase Home," "Site of the Day Archive," etc.). Once the user rolls over another button, such as "Products," the submenu should then change to reflect that new section, as with Macromedia's menu. Once they are done hovering, it should revert back to the default submenu.

How would I accomplish this?

[loki74]

Macromedias menu is Flash... at least it is for me. I don't know how that would be done with JavaScript, but with flash you could use JavaScript to communicate to flash what menu to default to.

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/kn...fm?id=tn_15683

that might help with that.

If you dont have flash I dont know what to say...

Good Luck!

[Phil Sherry]

A site which was built where I work uses something like I think you're after: www.merseytv.com

Although, that breaks heavily in Mac IE, so you'll see a completely different menu with that browser.