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Single-level dropdown test A

Multi-level dropdown test

• You can style attribute on the UL, LI, an A elements -- but they don't always apply (in particular, the hover rule is always used)
• Each LI should only include the A element (other text can be included, but display won't look great)

L1 L2 L2A L2Ai L2Aii L2Aiii L2Aiv L2B L2bi L2C L2D L3 L3A L3Ai Sub-Level Item L3Ai.1 Sub-Level Item L3Ai.2 Sub-Level Item L3Ai.3 Sub-Level Item L3Aii Sub-Level Item L3Aii.1 DSub-Level Item Some more Some less L3Aii.2 DSub-Level Item L3Aii.3 DSub-Level Item L3Aiii Sub-Level Item L3B L3C L3D L3Di Sub-Level Item L3Dii Sub-Level Item L3Diii Sub-Level Item L4 L5

2nd example of multi-level dropdown menus-- as a vertical list, with no background around the main menu choices. a1 a2 Since there is no anchor element, this won't be highlighted on a mouseover a3 a4 a41 a42 a43

Single-level dropdown test B
Note: this seems not to play well with multiple level menu (to test, disable or enable the ws_dropDownMenu_multiple function call in the init1 javascript function)

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1. once
2. twice