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    CSS dropdown navigation with shadow

    Hello,

    Anyone know how to achieve this (attached image) in css or maybe with a free javascript navigation?

    I've created the basics with css.

    [IMG]file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/IDANAR%7E1/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/moz-screenshot.jpg[/IMG]http://www.arbel-designs.com/css_test/

    One main thing that's very important to me, is to be able to achieve the drop shadow effect on the navigation.

    Thanks

    Idan
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    Apply the background image to the nested list container (nested UL element), then set the position to bottom left and have it repeat on an X axis. Also set the background color to white (I'm presuming that's white at the top). From there, you can declare a background color for the nested links' hover state.

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    Hello,

    thanks for the reply and the help.

    will this part: Apply the background image to the nested list container (nested UL element)

    be for the drop shadow part? How do I get the transparency right? png isn't really an option because of ie....

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    Ok, i've been doing more research but I can't find a good drop shadow solution for the menu other than using pngs. The problem with png is that ie doesn't support them.

    Any one know of a solution? should I use a javascript menu?


    Thanks

    idan
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    IE 6 doesn't support it natively. However, you can use a .htc file to trigger an IE only filter that will turn PNG alpha-transparency on.

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    how does this work? what is an htc file?
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    thanks, i'll try to implement the drop down and post here my results.
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