I have one or more drop down menus in a horizontal layout. I would like to pin a menu to the right hand side of the menu bar. Is this possible? If so, how would it be done?

Thanks,

If I have a keyboard shortcut for a menu (say, "alt-a") and the electric mouse over feature enabled. When the user has scrolled down the page so that the menu is not vissible and hits the shortcut key, the menu apears for a moment, and then closes. With electric turned off it stays open and the user can browse the menu. Likewise, if the menu is on screen with electric enabled the short cut keys work fine.

Any thoughts on how to keep the short cut key menu open with electric enabled?

After editing my demo page and uploading it I no longer see the menu drop shadows. If I open the HTML file localy rather then off the web server they apear.

Any ideas?

After editing my demo page and uploading it I no longer see the menu drop shadows. If I open the HTML file localy rather then off the web server they apear.

Any ideas?

Whenever a page is loading and the user hovers the mouse over the menu the error "DynarchMenu is not defined" is thrown. The menu loads and works fine after this point. I noticed the same behavior on this site with the menu, if I hit reload and then put my mouse over the menu I get the error. Is there anyway to suppress this error?
I think you just need a try/catch or a test for the DynarchMenu being valid in your code before you try to use it. Because your js is compressed into one line I can't go in and fix it myself.

I tried using some tools to find where my memory leaks are, and they point to hmenu.js. Both Leak.exe and the Leak Monitor extension for FF (https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2490/) show leaks. They show them for this site as well. It is difficult to deploy if we end up crashing end users browsers as they take up all the memory.