drjohn 56 Posting Pro in Training
drjohn 56 Posting Pro in Training

This simple tutorial might help you.

http://divitodesign.com/css/how-to-dropdown-css-menu/

or this one

http://csswizardry.com/2011/02/creating-a-pure-css-dropdown-menu/


google will give you millions of examples to study and work from

You don't need to add a class to the sub-ul.

At its simplest, you can just copy the entire code from either tutorial, then re-style to suit your site. THEN try to understand the code.

drjohn 56 Posting Pro in Training

Have you heard of google?
it works.
About 209,000 results

Ole Raptor commented: No help just being a jerk -1
drjohn 56 Posting Pro in Training

A good first step would be to re-write it and use html, you know, things like h1, h2, h3, p, perhaps a few ul, li and the like.

You site is almost totally lacking in html tags, apart from the div tag, link tags and img tags - there isn't even the standard beginners favourite tags (<br> and &nbsp; ). It is all plain body text, the least used and also the least useful thing on a web page.

You could also try a css reset (although with the distinct lack of html, I'm not sure if it will improve things much, but you should have a reset anyway) so try adding margin:0; padding:0; to your body's css.

But until you do that, it will be tricky to give much advice.

this is the most extreme case of divititis I've ever seen. ;)

PS how do you imagine people will feel when you tell them to update their browser? Pleased? Or annoyed that you are insulting them. Especially as you give the same message to IE9, IE8 and IE7 users, and all of these are still supported...
In fact one hasn't even been released yet (IE9). I'm not interested in your anti-MS propaganda and anti-MS attitude, I don't like it and yet I don't even use IE (I use firefox). So how would someone who liked IE8, or IE9 feel - would they stay on your site, or would they go???

Remember, you …

drjohn 56 Posting Pro in Training

Javascript mouse followers / mouse trails were considered cool - in 1999.
It's 2010 according to my calendar...

drjohn 56 Posting Pro in Training

Create several sets of separate queries, each stored in a password protected folder, one for each group.

The queries simple retrieve what each group is allowed to see.

Included a posted_by field in the database and the queries.