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Stu:-
Yes, you can remove it from the html.
(14.03.2010, 15:37)

Leslie Ardinger:-
Wow! your code is fabulous...very simple. I have learned much about jquery and I am sure I will study this for similar applications. I would like to make a donation and just wanted to be sure that if I click the 'donate' button that YOU would be the beneficiary. I wasn't sure if I needed to designate you somewhere.

Thank you again for sharing your knowledge!
(26.10.2010, 09:22)

Buddy:-
I found no context menus :0(
(03.11.2010, 01:59)

danielle:-
i want to ask something, i'm real new with working with this but i have download pro dropdown 3...
well i don't know anything about codes or something like that, but now try to renames the parts of the menu but the names are to long in the drop down menu, so i want to make that bigger/wider...but try for hours and don't find it, can you help me, is it possible?
(28.12.2011, 19:25)

SASIKUMAR:-
YOUR CODES ARE FANTASTIC.
(21.05.2012, 10:55)

SASIKUMAR:-
how can i use the menu pro_dropdown_2 in table based website??? Will it work if it include in <td>?
(21.05.2012, 11:14)

Hozen:-
Great menu. Now if I just knew how to make the images in a different color to not clash with my website.
(15.11.2012, 12:21)

Trevor:-
I'm using pro_dropdown_1 and pro_pullup_1 on the same page. I used pullup for a site-map menu that solves a problem with other site-map code (using forms) that I've tried. That is, when using other versions to leave a page and then returning to it, using the web browser's back button, finds that their menu has a memory of the last selection and displays it. I hope that wasn't too confusing. Here is the working example. www.lisf.org/home.html To make this all work I had to go into pro_pullup_1.css and do some renaming to eliminate conflicts with pro_dropdown_1. Anyone using Firefox can look at the home page source code and drill down to the pro_pullup_1.css file to see what I'm talking about. That, brings me to a suggestion. Please use a different naming convention in the pullup css files. Finally, great job Stu; your menus not only look good, but work well.
(12.03.2013, 14:28)

Dnyaneshwar:-
Awesome! Thanks A Lot for giving fabulous knowledge about html,css and javascript.
(14.03.2013, 07:53)

Cristina:-
Great website and great works, I'm in awe with the menus and galleries :) Do you have a banner or icon (better) that I can use to link back to your site? I'd be glad to do so :)
Cristina from Italy
(02.05.2013, 06:03)

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Thanks to Alex for this script.