Recent Questions
Q: I am having an issue using Deluxe Menu with Netscape 7 and cross-frame support across domains. Everything works fine in IE however when I mouse over the top menus they do not adjust the size of the frame when looking at a page from another domain with Netscape. I have checked, and the submenus do appear when I increase the size of the top frame. How do I get the menu to function the same in Netscape or have it function like it does when it’s all in the same domain?
 
A:  The menu will work correctly in the cross-frame mode if you load pages into the sub frame from the same domain. 
If you load pages from another domain submenus won't be shown in the subframe - they will be shown in the frame with the top-menu.
It's caused by a security policy of browsers - a script can't modify a content of pages from another domain. 
More info about cross-frame mode you can find here: 
http://deluxe-menu.com/cross-frame-mode-sample.html
Q: I am a web developer and evaluating your product using the Trial Version. I created navigation bar for our website.
 It is displaying fine (centered) when using Internet Explorer 7.0. When I access the same website using FireFox Browser, the java drop down menu code aligns on the left. 
A:  It is not correct to write
align=middle
you should write
align=center
You should set the following menu parameters:
  var absolutePos=0;
  var posX="0px";
  var posY="0px";
Q: I recently started using a new software program on my home page and am running into an issue with your drop down menu in css working with this software. 
 Basically no matter what I change the DmZorder to drop down menu in css always shows up behind the dhtml windows that I am trying to use. 
 After working with their support team they have stated that they believe the problem exists within the menus and I am attaching a screenshot they sent me. 
 Can you please assist me in resolving this issue? 
A:  Try to delete the following properties from #main style:
 POSITION: absolute; TOP: 0px; LEFT: 0px;
See the attached example.
Set also units in "px":
  var itemPadding="2px";
It helps to display the drop down menu in css correctly in all browsers.
Q: I am still struggling with multiple menus on one page. 
 It is probably something I am doing wrong, but I cannot see it.
 
A: Now you have: 
  var absolutePos=1; 
  var posX="10"; 
  var posY="10"; 
 
So, both of your menus have the same absolute position. 
You can use relative position and place your menu inside <table>. In this case you should write so: 
  var absolutePos=0;