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Do you have an example URL where the menu is shown?<br />

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Do you have an example URL where the menu is shown?


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I created a dhtml menu with the help of a program called sothink dhtml menu builder. the problem is when I try position the menu inside the web page it will only position as it was created with the program. What I need to do is position the menu and insure that when the browser changes size it remains in the where I want it to, but no matter what option I choose in the program it just changes. Help
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I created a dhtml menu with the help of a program called sothink dhtml menu builder. the problem is when I try position the menu inside the web page it will only position as it was created with the program. What I need to do is position the menu and insure that when the browser changes size it remains in the where I want it to, but no matter what option I choose in the program it just changes. Help

How do I change position of a dhtml menu created by another program?

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