Javascript + dropdown menu + frames = big headache...

[Leareth]

Hi guys here is a tricky one.

I am trying to create a website with drop down menus. with the drop down menu being the part of the navigation bar on the top frame that then displays in the bottom frame. I want it to be as simple as possible so to update the navigation bar requires updating only one file. I am trying to avoid using CSS.
And the site needs to work in IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera.
Any hints on how to do this?
I can do the drop down menus no problem , I can do the target frames no problem , I cant get the drop down menus to work in frames :confused: :confused: :confused:

Please help...

[xelterran]

Why avoid using css? You could do something simple with php like this (http://www.alistapart.com/articles/phpcms/) to manage the site.

[ValGor]

Outside of saying that frames are bad idea in general - here is some solution you might whant to look at:

http://www.milonic.com/frames/

Have fun.

Val

[Leareth]

Why avoid using css? You could do something simple with php like this (http://www.alistapart.com/articles/phpcms/) to manage the site.

Hmm thought about that but server does not support it.
I cant change the server..:mad:

[Leareth]

Outside of saying that frames are bad idea in general - here is some solution you might whant to look at:

http://www.milonic.com/frames/

Have fun.

Val

Yeah seen this requires you to pay and/link back to their site as well.
:(
the idea is there but need all the parts... grrr

[supremedesigner]

I would say try to use with Macromedia Fireworks that have simple dropdown menu. No coding or CSS required.