HTML - How To Make A Universal Drop Down Style List

How do I make an expandable list?

Example:

not clicked:
+link1<br>
+link2<br>
+link3

link2 clicked:
+link1<br>
+link2<br>
-<a href="2-1.html">link2-1</a><br>
-<a href="2-2.html">link2-2</a><br>
link3

Is there a way to make webpage universal of screen resolution? Where it sizes based on screen resolution.

i want to create a drop down list that lists my favorite films but use my own image instead of a go button show me how to do this and i would also like to add colors to the list so it isn't just black & white and have it automatically sort alphabetically if possible.

Hi all!

I need some help with my site.

In firefox, the Select Category dropdown under filters (on the left) expands to display the full text of the options. In IE, it doesn't do that - the options are cut off. How do I force that to happen in IE?
site is at:
www.v_an_darn_.com (remove _ )

Thanks!

I have 3 radio buttons in my web page and nothing else initially. Say A,B and C. If i choose Radio button A, i should get a drop down menu in the same page. After that if i choose radio button B, the drop down menu corresponding to Radio button A should disappear and drop down corresponding to B should appear. Similarily for radio button C also. All these should happen on the same page.
Is this possible with HTML or should i go for some other scripts like java scripts, or JSP etc

can anyone help me out with this?

I have an issue where a drop down list is displaying diffrent amounts of options on 2 machines.

The 2 machines are simillar if not the same. Both using internet explore 6 and windows xp.

As an example if you go to the website http://au.asus.com/index.aspx and look at the select country /area drop down box in the top left hand corner computer 1 will display all the options down to romania where computer 2 only shows all the options down to germany.

Are there any settings in internet explore or windows XP which could be diffrent between the 2 machines which would cause the number of options shown in a drop down list to differ.

Any help would be much appreciated.

I recently posted this in the middle of someone else's thread, which wasn't the best thing to do, so here it is again in its own thread.

On my web site I have a drop-down menu with a "Go" button beside it. when JavaScript is enabled in Firefox and IE7, selecting an option from the list automatically takes you to that location without touching the Go button.

However, when JavaScript is disabled, the drop-down's automatic redirection is also disabled. So you need a "Go" button next to the drop-down bar. This works in Firefox, but it doesn't work in IE7, and I don't know why.

Any help would be gratefully received.

You can see the drop-down working at: http://www.historyfiles.co.uk/MainFeaturesIndex.htm

Here's the script:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<form method="get" action="" tabindex="3" target="_top">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td height="16">
<select name="link" class="xbar" onchange="if (this.options[selectedIndex].value != '') location.href=this.options[selectedIndex].value">

<option value="#">
Choose a topic
</option>

<option value="MainFeaturesIndex.htm">
British Isles
</option>

</select>&nbsp;<input value="Go" src="images/nav-gobutton.jpg" border="0" value="Go" alt="Go" type="image" class="xGo" tabindex="4" onclick="if (this.options[selectedIndex].value != '') location.href=this.options[selectedIndex].value" width="22" height="16">
</td>
</tr>
</tbody></form>
</table>

<form
method="post" name="nameform"> <font color="#9933CC"
size="2" face="Times New Roman"><select name="tanyasmenu"
size="1" style="BACKGROUND: #cc99ff; BORDER-BOTTOM: outset; BORDER-LEFT:
outset; BORDER-RIGHT: outset; BORDER-TOP: outset; COLOR: #0066FF; FONT-FAMILY:
Times New Roman; FONT-SIZE: 12px"> <option selected value="http://something.com">name here</option>
<option value="http://something.com">name here</option>
<option value="http://something.com">name here</option>
</select> <input type="button" value="Go" onclick="location
= document.nameform.tanyasmenu.options [document.nameform.tanyasmenu.selectedIndex].value;"
style="BACKGROUND: #cc99ff; COLOR: #0066FF; FONT-FAMILY: Times New Roman;
FONT-SIZE: 12px"> </form>

I have a list of names in say a data base flat file, Do you know if there is a utility that will take and read per line and generate a html file? Hav'nt found anything as of yet but am wondering if someone could steer me in the right direction. thanks

In HTML, what's the character code for the universal and existential qauntifier symbols (the up-side-down A and backwards E)?

Hi, I'm new to programming here. How do I enable a checkbox to work with a drop down list? For example, If the value inside the drop down list will only be registered or activated when i check the checkbox. I want to send an order via email to my server and I want the dropdownlist with the checkbox not checked to not display anything.

How do i do that? Thanks!

Is it possible to choose an image from a drop down menu which would change an image on the page?
for example using mouseover you can make thumbnail images or hyperlinks when hovered over, change an image on the page to the image that the link or thumbnail represents.
can the same be done with a drop down list when an image number is chosen from a list can a centre image be linked with the choice chosen?

How can I drop down a select list with onmouseover instead of clicking it.
Select list cannot be clicked in javascript to emulate that.
eg: onmouseover="(this.click())"

Also setting the 'size of select list' = 'its length' in javascript does not accurately emulate the click event because the adjacent layout changes.
I tried using z-index and position attribute but doesn't help.

Hi All,

Kindly help me in striking out a single value in drop down list options.
I have 3 options - Hello,HI ,BYE. I want to strike out "Hi"when the list is shown, I was able to put color for single option but I could not stike it out.

<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
.test
{
background: #708090;
color: #DC143C;
/*text-decoration: line-through;*/
}
</style>
</head>
<body>
<form>
Select One:
<select id="myList" >
<option>Hello</option>
<option disabled="disabled">---------</option>
<option class="test">Hi</option>
<option disabled="disabled">---------</option>
<option>Bye</option>
</select>
</form>
</body>

</html>

Hi All,

first post in the forum.
I would like to know if it is possible to create a drop down list from which the user could select a value but could also decide to enter a new one ?

What I want is to offer the user to select an existing company name or enter a new one, but I would like to have only one field to do it instead of two.

Is this possible

Thanks for helping.

ALex