A.E.Veltstra
10 May 2004
A hierarchical menu for web pages. Its sub menus fly out due to the CSS hover pseudo-class, with a little push from javascript for the less apt browsers out there.
As you can see from the script used in this page and this script-free, pure-css example, Internet Explorer needs a little script to display the hierarchical menus. Modern browsers do not need the javascripting.
Why does this happen? Because in older versions of Microsoft's excuse for a web browser, the implementation of CSS is flawed. It thinks only hyperlinks can be hovered. Other elements don't get a hover pseudoclass.
Why does this happen? Because in older versions of Microsoft's excuse for a web browser, the implementation of CSS is flawed. It thinks only hyperlinks can be hovered. Other elements don't get a hover pseudoclass.
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