Milonic JavaScript Menu

[joke] I see... well if you will insist on using Netscape [/joke]

Ur... sorry I don't understand?

Actully, if you include a link to Milonic in your HTML the forced link disappears..

Thank you soooo much! I luv u Ruth!

All I need to do now is get the Milonic link inside the actual page...

So is it the Milonic link itself that is causing the strange border???

Hi,

I've been trying to upgrade my version of Milonic Menu so that I can take advantage of the new situation regarding free-site menus without links to Milonic in the menu.

Here is my site using what I preume is version 3 - http://www.dominicself.co.uk and here is my test page using the latest ...

I was intrigued to read this - "It can also be removed for free licenses on request." here: http://www.milonic.com/dhtmlmenu.php

Is this true? I would really like to remove it and place a suitably lagre promotion in my Links page instead, as I now use masked domain redirects so when I click on the ...

Well - that sort of fixes the problem but introduces so many others that it's probably not worth it!

I'm content to leave it since it doesn't look too bad in 1024*768 pixels - unless there is some other easy fix. After all - it's a free menu!

Doing this solves the menu resizing but it only seems to resize the 'background' of the menu - see http://www.geocities.com/dominicself/template.htm

How can I get the rest of the menu to comply with the new 'itemwidth' command?

Ok, I'm sure this is a really easy thing to solve, but I can't get it to work.

My website is located at http://www.geocities.com/dominicself

The menu looks fine in my resolution of 800*600, but not so good in others. I'm trying to edit the 'menu_data.js' file to use percentages instead of pixels ...