In the past, when I've used javascript-enabled drop-down lists for
navigation (and this could apply to other navigation schemes that rely on
JS), I also put a fairly straightforward list of navigation links in a
<noscript> area directly following the JS. It may look ugly, but it works.

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Chuck Evans
Web Marketing Manager
Captura Software, Inc.
(425) 424-1155
chucke(at)captura.com
www.captura.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Ocean [mailto:beno(at)cnw.com]

Thanks to all your help, elbow grease and lots of cursing <g> my car dealer 
site is up: all 800 pages and 600 gifs/jpgs of it. But I have one pesky 
little problem on, of all pages, the home page. If one surfs with JS 
dis-enabled and clicks on the *New* animated gif, one goes to either *New 
Cars* or *New Trucks*, but has no idea beforehand where they're going! So 
it's not a choice. Better that they could go to a page called *New*. Which 
I have built. Which I have tried in *two* separate ways to point them 
toward. But to no avail. Your help is, as always, greatly appreciated. TIA,
BenO

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