Hello !
I'm sure this must have been discussed already, but...
Is there ANY way to make a drop-down menu without ANY javascript ? ( I know javascript had to be used all the time because of the stupid IE and the :hover property, but... maybe someone has found a workaround by now ??? )
I'm designing a javascript-free and cookie-free alternate website, so I need to have something that will be cross-browser comptabile, AND nice to look at...
The actual javascript + cookie friendly page is here :
website (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php">http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php</a><!-- m -->)
I would like to achieve the same kind of thing, but without any javascript...
Any help will be greatly appreciated !!!
NessHello !
I'm sure this must have been discussed already, but...
Is there ANY way to make a drop-down menu without ANY javascript ? ( I know javascript had to be used all the time because of the stupid IE and the :hover property, but... maybe someone has found a workaround by now ??? )
I'm designing a javascript-free and cookie-free alternate website, so I need to have something that will be cross-browser comptabile, AND nice to look at...
The actual javascript + cookie friendly page is here :
website (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php">http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php</a><!-- m -->)
I would like to achieve the same kind of thing, but without any javascript...
Any help will be greatly appreciated !!!
Ness
Guess you could create a Flash menu. Not really helpful if you are looking to make a site for simple browsers.yeah, not the best solution
From what I saw so far, every single guy claiming he has made a javascript-free menu has some little paragraph at the end telling us that it's only a tiny bit of javascript, really really tiny, just to make it work in IE... lol !
Considering that about 75% of the people using my site are IE users, and that at least three of them have inactivated javascript, mmmm... not really a good solution...
I guess I'll make some simple html/css thing, and use php to include the different ones on the page...Well, good luck with that one.
I'm sure this must have been discussed already, but...
Is there ANY way to make a drop-down menu without ANY javascript ? ( I know javascript had to be used all the time because of the stupid IE and the :hover property, but... maybe someone has found a workaround by now ??? )
I'm designing a javascript-free and cookie-free alternate website, so I need to have something that will be cross-browser comptabile, AND nice to look at...
The actual javascript + cookie friendly page is here :
website (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php">http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php</a><!-- m -->)
I would like to achieve the same kind of thing, but without any javascript...
Any help will be greatly appreciated !!!
NessHello !
I'm sure this must have been discussed already, but...
Is there ANY way to make a drop-down menu without ANY javascript ? ( I know javascript had to be used all the time because of the stupid IE and the :hover property, but... maybe someone has found a workaround by now ??? )
I'm designing a javascript-free and cookie-free alternate website, so I need to have something that will be cross-browser comptabile, AND nice to look at...
The actual javascript + cookie friendly page is here :
website (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php">http://enfantsdelo.free.fr/accueiltestcookie2.php</a><!-- m -->)
I would like to achieve the same kind of thing, but without any javascript...
Any help will be greatly appreciated !!!
Ness
Guess you could create a Flash menu. Not really helpful if you are looking to make a site for simple browsers.yeah, not the best solution
From what I saw so far, every single guy claiming he has made a javascript-free menu has some little paragraph at the end telling us that it's only a tiny bit of javascript, really really tiny, just to make it work in IE... lol !
Considering that about 75% of the people using my site are IE users, and that at least three of them have inactivated javascript, mmmm... not really a good solution...
I guess I'll make some simple html/css thing, and use php to include the different ones on the page...Well, good luck with that one.