Yes, it is very close. The stylesheet is different.
The difference is that CSSPlay’s example use a "drop" class for all rows that lead to a submenu.
This lets define a particular appearance for those rows, like inserting a small arrow picture.
I saw that setting a special appearance without using any special class is also possible; like does the example on muddydogpaws.com that you told about.
I tried using the stylesheet ultimate_drop.css from your example and removing the class="drop" from my code.
Strangely, it worked perfectly for Firefox but not for MSIE 7 in which the menu did not drop.
I say "strangely" because MuddyDogPaws example works with MSIE and seem using the same stylesheet as for Firefox.
There is a small difference in the code for parentRowTpl between my config and Muddydogpaw’s, where the
"<table><tr><td>" and "</td></tr></table>" are written whatever the browser. I tried with Muddydogpaws code but the menus still did not drop.
Another difference is that I specify an inner template which is different from the outer. This is because I put my <div class="menu">...</div> sandwich in the outer model. But this should really not be the reason of the problem.
I know that my former config and stylesheets would be OK for both browsers if I could remove the class="drop" from the top-level parent row. I tested a copy-paste of the code in a static HTML file, removed the "drop" class for all top-menu entries and it worked with both Firefox 3 and MSIE 7.
With ultimate_drop.css, there must be a small trick so that outputed code also works with MSIE but I cannot find it.
