CSS Menu FAQ's

• Do these menus cost anything?
• My menu wont work in IE6?
• My menu is just displaying plain links without images or styles?
• How do I get the "Active Tab" to reflect the current page?

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No. All these menus are free to use and you can customize them as many times as you want using our menu generator. As long as you don't redistribute the code you can use our menus on your personal or commercial site. For more information on how you can use our menus please see our Terms of Use

We have officially decided to drop support for IE6. Less and Less people are using this browser everyday and the amount of work to get websites working properly in this browser is enormous. Most of our single level menus will work in IE6, but our drop down menus will not.

This problem is most likely because you don't have your CSS style sheet correctly linked to the page your trying to display your menu on. Double check that for each page your menu is on that you have the following code in your header:
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='/menu/menu_style.css'>
The href should link to where your menu's styles.css file is. If you are using the files generated by our Menu Maker the your href should say:
href='/menu/menu_style.css'

Some of our menus have a different styled tabbed to easily decern which page the user is on. There is no way to have it automatically change with each page. In each main link you have code that looks like this:
<li><a href='www.example.com' id='current'> TEXT </a></li>
The piece of code that says id='current' is what determines what link gets the active tab. Just move this bit of code to the desired link.