check out this site:

http://www.nyse.com/

I need to develop the pull down menu just like in the above mentioned site...
eg About The NSE , Market Information etc..


can ne body help me..

You'll want to search for a free script on that one. If you aren't experienced with javascript, this will be a very large pain in the butt. Do a search for 'free javascripts'.

That navigation menu is not done in Javascript. It's an interactive flash animation. You could probably achieve the same effect in Javascript, but as Jared says, it'll be a real pain.

That navigation menu is not done in Javascript. It's an interactive flash animation.

I didn't know that. It makes sense though. I've never done one of these, and what I have seen has been done with java.

In any case, good luck! It's not impossible, nothing is, just be prepared to work.

For a Javascript Dropdown Menu like the one on the NYSE website checkout this link:Dynamic Drive You can also accomplish this using CSS and Javascript, but unfortunately I don't have a link on hand for this method.

Hope that helps,

Kaiman

Storm King Website Design and Graphics

<script>                                                                                
function toggleMenu(objectID) {
   var object = document.getElementById(objectID);
   if (object.style.display =='block')  object.style.display='none';
   else object.style.display='block';
   return;
}
</script>
                                                                                
<a onmouseover="javascript:toggleMenu('Menu')">Menu</a><br>
      <span style="display: none;" id="Menu">
         <a href="#">Link</a> <br />
         <a href="#">Link</a> <br />
         <a href="#">Link</a> <br />
         <a href="#">Link</a> <br />
         <a href="#">Link</a> <br />
      </span>

This will get you going, but you can do it with css alone so no js required.

ibbo
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Nice ibbo! I've never seen togglemenu before, then again I've never looked to closely at these things either.

Just FYI varunbihani, you can put tables in the menu too to make it look more like the menus on the site you suggested.

Nifty, I'll remember this.