CSS And HTML Two Level Menus Take Two
I ended the first part of this two part series with a working two level drop down and fly out menu using CSS and HTML. However, we did find that all was not so well when it came to, particularly, Internet Explorer 6. The aim of this part of the series then is to close the gaps and ensure that our menus will work in Firefox, Opera 9.52 and 9.6, Safari 3, Internet Explorer 6 and 7 and for good measure, we will ensure that it works with Google Chrome. So let’s get started.
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