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how to code this?
http://help2.virginmedia.com/help/getContent.jspx?... if you goto this site, how does that drop down work?? eg when u click on one of the heads in the help section eg 'firewall' that gives why do i need a firewall etc..
please dont suggest right click and view source, since thats not what im looking for im wondering how it works or even better a site that explains on how to make something like
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It works via a JavaScript mouseover that is simply displaying a new DIV that is normally hidden. The DIV, in turn, has the sub-menu items.
- 1 decade ago
Its just a hyperlink
Like this
<a href="go_to_here_when_clicked.htm" >Dispaly</a>
You would replace Display with whatever text your want displayhed as the link on the page.
go_to_here_when_clicked.htm is the page the broser will load when the link is ckicked. The href can be a full url like "http://www.domain.com/pages/index.htm%22 or a relatice url like "pages/index.htm" or just a filename like "index.htm"
The reason these dont look like a normal link is because of the CSS styles and DHTML used.
- 1 decade ago
If you right click on the page and hit view source you can see the page code so you can tell what language they used to make it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
That's just html used to show more information. Rather basic, and crappy to use because it lacks a lot of functionality that you would take for granted in other languages.
