Milonic JavaScript Menu

OK, I found a workaround. I'm not really happy with it, but it seems to work in virtually all browsers except IE 5.2 running on Max OSX. I'm not happy with it because it uses a "deprecated" tag, but it works.

It turns out the problem manifested itself in a few browsers, including Safari. However ...

I am virtually certain the answer is yes. The product is licensed per site. There are even examples of how to use more than one menu on the same page. Spreading it out over pages on the same site shouldn't be a problem.

A couple of recommendations: put any shared files in one place and refer to ...

OK, hopefully this is an easy one. What am I doing wrong?

I've got a couple of menu bars which center nicely in Firefox and IE6 and IE7, but not in Opera.
What am I doing wrong?

The page is posted at http://www2.computer.org/portal/web/se/home.
The HTML for the menu (without the path for the files ...

Ruth, you totally rock. Thank you SO much for looking into this so well and spending so much time on it. There's a lot to absorb here and figure out - thanks to you!
-lee-

You rock. Thanks for the help!

Thanks for your help! I've posted a simplified demonstration version of the page. You can see it at http://bright.computer.org/milonicmenu/local_milonic_test.html

You can see how I'd like it to work at http://www2.computer.org -- except I want a delay on the left navigation.

I've set the menu ...

I'm putting together new menus/controls for our new site. The other ones worked, but the JS menu engine was too bloated and big. The Milonic footprint is much smaller and cooler. One thing I especially appreciate is the ability to have a slight delay before a menu pops open. This avoids the bad ...

Wow - thanks for the very quick reply on a Sunday, no less!

I just tried modifying my test code and yes, it appears to work exactly how you stated it. One very nice thing is that it is a bit smaller overall than two files. Every little bit helps!

Putting all of the images and code including my ...

I'm Lee, and I run the web presence for the IEEE Computer Society. We're in the midst of a drastic rework of our entire set of sites and backend architecture. While we are a non-profit, I believe in paying for work, so I bought a professional license of the menus (my money, not the CS's) because for ...