Hierarchy

Having just implemented a JavaScript-hierarchical dynamic menu I really wish Internet Explorer would catch up to the level of CSS support sported by more modern browsers like Mozilla and Safari. That would have let me use this technique described by pixy. All CSS, no JavaScript. So much leaner, cleaner and simpler to maintain.

• May 17, 2003
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