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A Definition List drop-down menu four

16th November 2006

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Ok, maybe one last version of a drop down definition list that has the dropdown wider than the top level which allows the links to be on one line. This also retains the hover state on the top level links.

Again it works in IE6, IE7, Opera 8.5, Opera 9, Firefox 2 etc. IE5.x will see the top level links only.




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