I wanted to create a web page just for practice. One thing I want to do is create a drop-down menu for my blog page. Everything else (for page navigation) is in a menu bar across the top. The "blog" list needs to be within that menu bar. I can get the drop-down list to appear, but I cannot seem to figure out how to get the links to work. I can TRY to give y'all a quick look at what I've got. Maybe you can help me figure it out?
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How to get a drop-down menu to work within a menu bar?
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I am so sorry for not getting back to you. Immediately after posting my question, my computers all died, so I was running around...again. ..figuring out a way to do my schoolwork, so I didn't get Bytes.com checked for my answer. Thank you very much. I really did have troubles with Java, so hopefully I'll be able to do it better next time I need to!
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