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by: jason1178Posted on 2009-10-30 at 09:07:05ID: 25704337
Hi me_patrick,
The short version is this: If you want a multi-level menu that works in every browser, you will need javascript at some point. There isn't a pure CSS method that works for everyone.
>> unsure of what browsers are being used
>> I was nervous of using them as they require Javascript to be active
Tell me something. Go to ANY major site you can think of and view the source on the page. Do any of them not call a javascript file?
If you are truly worried about the x% of people who are so paranoid that they have effectively neutered their internet experience, design a version of your site that uses no javascript and allow users to choose.