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    how to display menu on mouse over event

    Hi guyz,

    I was just trying to dispaly a list of things on mouse over event. But I cant get the idea of how to do that. It acts almost like a menu item. Can u guyz help me out to do this.

    Suppose I got something called NAME. If I get the mouse on to this Name it should display sth like this
    VB Code:
    1. Name
    2.         FIrst Name
    3.         Last Name
    4.         Address ->
    5.         City
    6.          State
    7.         Country
    And again if I keep the mouse on one of the fields above lik Address then it should display something like this

    VB Code:
    1. Name
    2.         FIrst Name
    3.         Last Name
    4.         Address   ->      House #
    5.         City                   Apartment Name  
    6.         State                Street
    7.         Country
    I hope you guyz are getting my point. Can somebody help me how to try this using html and javascript. If atleast not code Ideas will be appreciated. Thankx a lot in advance guyz

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    You need absolutly positioned divs that you can show and hide.
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    Can u explain clearly
    Thanks

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    Check out http://www.dynamicdrive.com they have a bunch of menuing systems like what you are looking for, and others.

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