Sir Degrader I won't use any what you see is what you get program. I want to know what's happening and write it myself. Even if the code those programs output would be clean something they don't do now.
The only thing I do use is quanta+ because it has some nice features I like so I don't have to type everyting (autocompletion, tabs, syntax highlighting)
Bungleau, I use an external style sheet (that would be the include or not? I haven't programmed that much) which the structure but I use it to store some repetitive things as well
I think you have the wrong idea of menu.
This is what I've got now. So it's not about rollovers and the like just how to change the page now. Only change the content or just a new page with the menu in it as well. (note: works in firefox haven't tried anything else yet
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I won't use somebody else's scripts mostly anyway cause I want to know how it works myself [img]smile.gif[/img] It's easier to find errors then. Depends on how much cool things you want to do with them. I just want a basic site not too flashy. I have completed a few tutorial (W3C, echoecho and read a few others) but most of them just focus on how to do the tags and positioning. But I'll probably go to the library today so I'm going to see if they have something.
Lennon I don't know which Doctype I use. I found a little tutorial which was OK but I have my doubts about the links. They just open a new html file which has the menu in it again.
I use div id so I can get javascript to access them maybe if I could let JS just write a html file in the element.