Hello,
I am developing a navigation bar for my website. I currently have a table with a single row and six cells (each cell with a link to another page on my site). I am using some onMouseover to change the cell’s background color via a declared class and CSS:
<td class=”classname”>
.classname{ background-color: #999999;}
.classname hover:{ background-color: #BBBBBB;}
Now, I want to add a menu or a column with more links under the highlighted table cell. Can I achieve this with just HTML and CSS or do I have to use javascript to accomplish this?
At first, I was thinking strictly javascript, but now I am wondering if it can be done using the visibility property. Ah, but I see at w3schools, it says that layout is affected. This is undesired, as I want the menu to drop down over top of any text, div, and so forth. Actually, I am shooting for something along the lines of what Microsoft has done here: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/default.aspx
Anyway, I am searching for tips/suggestions before I go posting all over the place in different forums. Thanks!