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QuickMenu 7.3 Content Boxes! Tree Menus!

		QuickMenu - Pure CSS	Typical DHTML Menu
Size:		3k	20K+
Support Files:		None	2 - 10
Search Friendly:		Yes	No
Menu Structure:		<UL><LI> (html list tags)	Arrays and Tables
Runs Without Script:		Yes (fully functional)	No
508 Compliant:		Yes	No
Validates:		Yes (Verifiable)	Unverifiable (hidden by script)
Loading:		Immediate (inline content)	After page with onload event.
Menu Advantages:		QuickMenu's pure CSS foundation uses simple html list tags which are search friendly, 508 complaint, and allow the menu to function in browsers with their JavaScript disabled. QuickMenu includes tons of visually appealing and functionality enhancing add-ons for browsers with JavaScript.  JavaScript capable and non-JavaScript browsers see the same core menu and pool from the same CSS style settings.	A few DHTML based menus may still function in the older Netscape 4 and IE 4 browsers. DHTML based solutions have all but disappeared from most main stream websites, however these products do function in modern browsers, and can be found commercially at bargain prices.
Visual Interface:		True WYSIWYG interactive design environment. QuickMenu's visual interface is browser based, allowing the designer to work with their actual menu in real time. Developers can switch between text based edits and the visual interface without losing style changes. Visual QuickMenu is the internet's most feature rich and advanced visual design tool for navigation menus.	Semi-Visual interfaces with preview windows. DHTML visual interfaces are typically written using basic or .NET.  They include a tree representation of the menu items from which interactions and edits take place. Most of these programs are centered around an embedded HTML browser showing a preview of the menu.  Some preview windows update automatically and offer some limited interactivity such as selecting items.