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Wow. That was a LMGTFY link, and you didn't even get the point. It's one thing to not even do simple research before you ask a question, but to not even read the research someone else did for you? Sorry pal. You're on your own from here.

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For your HTML, it'll be something like so: <nav> <ul> <li><a href="#">Regular Item</a></li> <li>Dropdown Item <div> <ul> <li>Submenu Item</li> <li>Submenu Item</li> <li>Submenu Item</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Submenu Item</li>...

It might be easier to pull all the files into a local folder and use an editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text that can search through all files in a folder. Even if it is PHP, the HTML should be in there somewhere.

What we're trying to tell you is that this line of code is calling a file that's not even on your server, and whatever you're "putting in a sub directory" is something else. If you can let us know what that is, we can help. EDIT: I looked around in your code. On all the other pages, you're...

The only difference is how you'll style the menu. Everything else works the same.

Why do you have an extra slash before the url?

I wouldn't expect to pay less than several thousand on the low end.

Check this out: http://www.webdesignforum.com/15191-css-only-dropdown-menu.html Then, in place of the nested lists, add divs with all of your content, be it multiple other lists, images, a jQuery slider even (holy crap, that idea could be useful...dibs!). Then just style everything as needed.

You don't have to use it. It generally puts out web optimized graphics that are smaller and have a color pallette that works better on the web. If it isn't working for you, though, don't use it.

So, which script are you trying to put in a different directory? You're calling jQuery from Google's CDN. I don't see anything there other than that, jQuery UI and Cufon.

Whichever one works for what you're doing.

I'm not sure I'm fully grasping what's going on here. Do you have another jQuery script you're trying to load, or some custom script within the HTML? I mean, you're not even calling jQuery from your server, so that has nothing to do with it. If you're dropping another script in a sub directory...

You're going to need some sort of server-side scripting, as well as front end development and super expensive legal advice. Not to mention, it sounds like you're trying to enter a fairly saturated market.

*Initiates slow clap* So many people doing the empty div thing. It's not semantic and bloats code. The :after pseudo element is so much better.

Love Codeacademy. Went thru most of their JS tut, and they just added Python. Codeschool is another good one along the same lines, except you have to pay for everything but Ruby/Ruby on Rails.

Try this: http://www.webdesignforum.com/15191-css-only-dropdown-menu.html

Maybe not a CMS, but definitely some kind of server-side scripting.

Check out this article. It uses Javascript. I can't think of any way to do it with CSS.

We're doing our best. I can't speak for other mods, but I was honestly surprised to find out just how much spam there is to sift through. Some things are going to slip thru the cracks.