JSwitch Slide Menu

Author: Eric Simmons
Website: http://www.jswitch.com
Version: 2.1 04/2006
Browser Target: Mozilla 6+/FireFox Netscape 6+, IE 5.0+
Type : Windows XP style sliding dropdown menus.

Version 2.1 4/2006
-Title Bar States
-Redesigned Menu
-Bug Fixes

Version 2.0 12/2005
-W3C HTML 4.01 Transitional compliant
-Support for initially open menu
-New fading capability
-Cookie menu persistence
-Redesigned code

DISCLAIMER:
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT
ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, JSWITCH.COM
IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ADVERSE AFFECTS TO
YOUR COMPUTER OR SYSTEMS RUNNING THIS SCRIPT.

LICENSE:
YOU ARE GRANTED THE RIGHT TO USE THE SCRIPT
PERSONALLY OR COMMERCIALLY. THE AUTHOR, WEBSITE LINKS
AND LICENSE INFORMATION IN THE HEADER OF THE SCRIPT
MUST NOT BE MODIFIED OR REMOVED.

XP style menu are menus that you can stack on the you page
categorize your links. These menus are inline rendered so any
HTML that is around them when they slide open will be "pushed"
out of the way

Notes:
If you want a menu to be open initially set the style display to
"inline" in the subMenu class div like this...
div class="subMenu" style="display:inline;"

The fading effect can be disabled by setting the
doFading var to false. I have only tested this feature on
ie 6, Netscape 1.7, firefox 1 & 1.5

If the user has cookies enabled the script will bake a cookie ;) on
the browser to track the state of the menus. This is good news for those
of you who don't use frames, you can now have persistent menu states.

Make sure you put the java script include tag after the "DIV" tags otherwise
it will not be able find and initialize the menu. If you have questions, or comments
about the XpStyle Menu v2.1 visit www.jswitch.com and leave us a comment