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Need some help with a new menu.

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Hi, I have started on a new site and I have started developing a new menu and got pretty far with it but I need to expand the menu and need some help to do so.

 

The site is http://www.robinsphotos.co.cc/

 

What I would like to do is under the picture of the camera I would like to have a menu pop out with just plain text and a background color to it. I would like the menu to come out so that it is horizonal.

 

http://www.robinsphotos.co.cc/topmenu.php

 

If you view the sorce there you will see my list.

 

the CSS for my page is at the bottom of http://www.robinsphotos.co.cc/styles.css

 

It is between the two comments <!-- menu starts here --!> and <!-- menu ends here.--!>

 

Thanks for any help with my menu.

You could choose a menu from cssplay that's close to what you want and edit it:-

http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/

 

Most drop down menus have several top level items and each has a drop down menu. If you just want one top level link that has a drop down level that is horizontal, use what is called a dropline menu like

http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/dd_valid_2.html

It has many top level tabs but you could reduce it to just one which has a drop line level of several horizontal links.

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You could choose a menu from cssplay that's close to what you want and edit it:-

http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/

 

Most drop down menus have several top level items and each has a drop down menu. If you just want one top level link that has a drop down level that is horizontal, use what is called a dropline menu like

http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/dd_valid_2.html

It has many top level tabs but you could reduce it to just one which has a drop line level of several horizontal links.

 

I have looked through them before and there is one in there data base that works for what I am tring to do but you got to pay for it.

It may sound a little stupid to ask this here... but I've heard that the left panel navigation menus are just out. Nowadays people prefer menu to be only at the top. What are your ideas?

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