css vertical pop menu

'Cor Bilmey, it's Chair and he's saying:

 > I am building a page to a client and he wants the main navigation to be in a
 > separate file. Just in case he wants to change something, he
 > can change it so easily. The one I made for him was made of roll over
 > image - javascript and is complicated for him.
 > Can you do Css instead? How do you make a vertical pop menu using CSS?
 > Hope to hear from you . thanks!

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Maybe of some interest.

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Chair wrote:
 > I am building a page to a client and he wants the main navigation to
 > be in a separate file. Just in case he wants to change something, he
 > can change it so easily. The one I made for him was made of roll over
 > image - javascript and is complicated for him.

The first thing you shoud do is separate the data from the
code/markup/script. Get that into a text file or whatever RDBMS format is
supported on your server. Then your client needs no knowledge of scripting
to maintain his navigation.

 > Can you do Css instead?

You can achieve some success with CSS but as you have not supplied a URL it
is difficult to know exactly what you have already. Approach a CSS solution
with an open mind and you should be able to achieve a decent result.

 > How do you make a vertical pop menu using CSS?

My site map is one trivial example.

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