Hi All
Hope (as a newbie) I've posted this in the correct forum.
I'm currently creating my web shop - (launching next week)
which I'm sure I'll be posting about shortly :)

At work I'm managing the creation of a new "shop front"
for one of our products "Network Server Suite"
I can't find a live so with a good Example of a drop down menu.
(We'd like to give our web company more guidance as to what we're after)

We plan to use text navigation throughout the site with suitable
keyword links that will entice people to view more....
However we would also like to give our potential users a
"familiar face" menu system.

The product allows you to monitor your network servers, services and devices
24/7, 365. Allowing time for more productive tasks, with the peace of mind that your network is being monitored for faults, failures and action requests even when you are not in the office

e.g. Side links might say "Network Monitoring Usage Examples"
but a "familiar link" might be "NSS Benefits".
So not to "confuse" the spiders we thought a drop down menu could be used for the familiar.

Can anyone help?
Has anyone seen a good/great example of a drop down?

Thanks in anticipation
Nicola

:standingw welcome!
Try Patrick Griffith's Suckerfish menus (http://www.htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/) - they're pure CSS except for a small IE hack via javascript

I've been meaning to hunt down something like this, thanks for the post. It looks like a good system.

Best of all it's search engine friendly!

Sarah

You're welcome, Sarah! The Suckerfish menus are also accessible.

Thanks for that - we eventually decided on a look similar to Adobe's site :)