Milonic JavaScript Menu

I think the easiest way to get around this, if Section 508 is a requirement for your menu, is to put <img> tags in the text field of the array and include the necessary alt attribute. It's difficult to predict how different screen readers will interpret the Javascript, but nearly all of them will ...

Kickin' Rad!



Thank you, Andy!

Curse you, Netscape 7! Curse you to heck!

Having the same problem here. I tried commenting out the _scrollAmount and _scrollDelay variables, but that didn't work. Neither did setting all the scroll-related variables to null. Netscape may have won this round, but someday, I will have my revenge!!!

^^^ Thanks! What browser are you viewing it in? I'm not sure why it's doing that - the Our Work menu is coded the same as all the other menus.

Well, at least it's not just me. I'm having the same problems in NS 7.1 with my menu.

It seems to be a timing thing - the menu works fine when it first loads, but then after the page is open for a few seconds or so, it starts going all funny. I've been playing around with it to see if there's a ...

You're probably right... All I'd done was rename milonic_src to mmenu and horizontal_data to menu_array. They worked fine here in IE, but I have no way of testing this in other browsers at the moment, so it's probably best not to mess with the names.

Just means that I'll have to do a gradual ...

Let me start by stating how much I like this new version of Milonic. The named variables for each parameter are much more intuitive than counting commas, and converting into the new array file is a breeze.

I am having a bit of an issue with the new naming convention, however. My site currently has ...

Does the overfilter attribute have to be set for each menu individually, or can it be applied to the style so it'll cascade to all menus using that style? It might get a little tedious adding this to every single menu and sub-menu...

Edit: I tried adding the overfilter line in different places in ...

Just wanted to shout out a huge thank you for the new menu! The new format for the array files is much more intuitive and easier to work with. The menu looks great and functions beautifully. Well done!

That is absolutely perfect! You, sir, are a machine!

One feature that has been requested by my site's visitors, and I've so far been unable to provide, has been a way to make the side pop-out menus pop out more slowly.

When someone scrolls down a main menu which contains sub pop-out menus, they tend to mouse diagonally to the item they're trying to ...

One work-around solution which we've used for additional 508 compliance is to make the top bar of the menu out of graphics with alternate text, and provide redundant navigation on all the second level pages.

An additional consideration for 508 compliance is that there must be a method to skip the ...