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  • AnyLink CSS Menu

    Demos:

    Menu One   Menu Teal   Menu White   Menu Green   Menu 4 Columns   USA States 5 Columns 

    Author: Dynamic Drive

    Note: Updated August 15th 05': Now if menu doesn't have room to drop down nor down, it is positioned at top of visible window edge instead. Only "anylink.js" modified.

    Description: AnyLink CSS Menu is a cool script that adds a drop down menu to any link on your page. Each menu is implemented as plain HTML (a DIV containing links) on the page, making the menu contents search engine friendly and potentially much easier to deploy and customize than menus where the contents are stored inside the script. And to top things off, the drop down menu behaves intelligently in that if it's too close to the four corners of the browser window, it will reposition itself to avoid being obscured partly.

    Be sure to also check out AnyLink Drop Down Menu, which differs from AnyLink CSS Menu mainly in that the menu contents are specified inside the script. If your site is dynamic, this may be an easier script to deploy across the entire site. Shown here are some modifications to the basic Anylink CSS Menu

    Mouse over this this is text to see a tooltip And this is the Tooltip's text

    CSS Tooltip Code

    This tooltip is very simple and easy to implement. Just add the CSS styles to your page and use the code snippet below anytime you need a tooltip.

    The CSS code:

    <style type="text/css">
    .ToolText{position:relative; }
    .ToolTextHover{position:relative;}
    .ToolText span{display: none;}

    .ToolTextHover span{
      display:block;
      position:absolute;
      border:1px solid black;
      top:1.3em;
      left:5px;
      background-color:gray; color:white;
      text-align: center;
    }
    </style>

     

    The tooltip snippet:

    <p class="ToolText" onMouseOver="javascript:this.className='ToolTextHover'" onMouseOut="javascript:this.className='ToolText'">

    This is the text that will cause the tooltip

    <span> And this is the Tooltip's text </span></p>

    Just copy the snippet and replace the text (or content) with your own

     

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