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Let me start off by saying I really like Superfish (& jQuery). Unfortunately, this - apparently? - does not offer cross-frame support out of the box.

Situation: extranet website, consisting of 2 frames, divided horizontally. The top frame (the smallest one) contains a menu. When hovering over this menu, the "drop down" content gets displayed in the bottom frame (over the other elements there, of course). Here's an example (and actually, the solution we're using today): http://javascript.cooldev.com/scripts/coolmenu/demos/frames/

So does anyone know a way to build a clean (using standard HTML/CSS and as little as JS as possible) solution? Any help would be appreciated! :)

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Try this ... great page http://www.cssplay.co.uk/index.html ... little question ... why you use frames ????????

jatt
I know... Yet the application is there and removing the frames is not an option I'm afraid, so I'm stuck with this and need to find a solution which incorporates frames.Thanks for the link though, but any chance of being more specific? I can't seem to find a menu working cross-frames?
chris