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Web Source Web Design Tips - Creating An Automatic Drop Down Navigation Menu

This is a simple navigation script that will redirect your
visitors with a drop down menu that will automatically
advance to the selected page without a submit button.

Place this script where you'd like your menu to appear.
You can add as many links as you like, but keep in mind
you must use full URLs, starting with "http," when linking
to web sites outside of your own.

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