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Adding sub-menu to existing navigation

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Is there an easy way to add a 'drop-down' element to an existing horizontal navigation menu on a website?

 

Here's a navigation menu that already exists:

 

nav_menu.jpg

 

 

And here's the current CSS:

 

top_nav_code.jpg

 

Is there anything I can add to the existing CSS to make it a drop down menu? I don't have much experience with drop-down menus in CSS so any help would be massively appreciated!

 

Many thanks,

 

:D

One way to accomplish this is by using Spry (Adobe's Ajax framework implemented in Dreamweaver).

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Cheers Thierry! However, can I not just add some additional CSS to what's already there? i.e.

 

#topnav ul li {

blah

}

 

I'm fairly new to CSS and I've tried the above method with little success (I can get it to show the sub menus I need but they appear broken and mixed in with the navigation that's already there.

 

Thank you!

  • Author
Cheers Thierry! However, can I not just add some additional CSS to what's already there? i.e.

 

#topnav ul li {

blah

}

 

I'm fairly new to CSS and I've tried the above method with little success (I can get it to show the sub menus I need but they appear broken and mixed in with the navigation that's already there.

 

Thank you!

 

Anyone? :sorry:

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