So I've created a CSS-based menu that looks like this:

<div class="mymenu">
<div class="header"><a href="index.html">First</a></div>
<div class="submenu">
index.asp
<br />
</div>
<div class="silverheader"><a href="index2.html" >Second</a></div>
<div class="submenu">
index2.asp<br />
</div>
</div>

However, CSS has no idea how to handle ASP links or references. So, is it posslble to call ASP from CSS?

Thanks!
Dale

???? CSS doesn't "call" anything. CSS is *strictly* the STYLES that are applied to HTML objects.

And the code you show there doesn't have any "ASP links or references".

So I have no idea what you are talking about.

Pardon my ignorance, oh mighty one. If you look at the fourth line down in the example, there it is. Like I said, this creates a collapsing menu and I'd like to populate the contents with the results of an ASP query. If this is the wrong forum, just say so.

Ahhh...you didn't say that in the first post! I thought maybe all you wanted was to do something like <a href="index.asp"> which you didn't even need ASP coding to do.

Okay, this isn't hard. You just have to do it bass-ackwards of the way you were approaching it. You have to use ASP to *create* the CSS. Or perhaps its clearer to say you embed the HTML in the ASP code and then style the HTML via CSS.

You would almost surely want to do this with a single ASP file, not multiple ones. (You could use #include to involve multiple ASP files, but I see little advantage in doing so.)

So what do the individual submenu items look like??
If you can show an example of a "fully loaded" menu with multiple submenu's we could help you convert it to ASP code.

And, yes, I do this all the time. Truly not hard. It's mainly a matter of taking an HTML page, changing the name to ".asp", and plugging in appropriate DB-based coding.

But start from HTML. Much easier.

Thanks! I'll give it a try. Dale