Overall its still very basic to customize and does not require any programming knowledge.  A text editor, basic html design skills, and common sense will result in a custom menu in usually less than an hour.

What are All These Files?

-If your unzipping tool did not create several folders (documents, images, etc.) please unzip using a different utility (try WinZip).

- 'menu_settings.js' - This is the file to start with (open with a text editor such as notepad or textpad).  The file contains all the settings for the sample menu (open sample.html to view).  This file also contains helpful information related to customizing the menu.

- 'menu_styles.css' - Contains settings related to the look of the menu, this file and the 'menu_settings.js' file may be used as a template to customize your menu.

- 'sample.html' - Open with a browser to view the template sample menu, view the source of the HTML for a first hand look at how to integrate the menu with a web page.

- 'cbrowser_??.js' - These files are the core code files for the menu - each one is conditionally loaded depending on the browser you are using to view the menu with.

- 'cdd_pixel.gif' - This is a required support file for non-IE browsers, it is used by the menu code to positioin the menu as an inline element. (Keep this file with the other cbrowser_??.js files)

- 'menu_ns4_styles.js' - Special settings file for Netscape 4 browsers only, tweak the settings with a text editor to match the look of the menu in the netscape 4 browser.

Other Documents

End User Agreement

Frequently Asked Questions
Web Menu - General Information
CSS Menu Page Integration and Helpfull Tips