A drop down menu comes down from the top of the computer screen, in the gray area. If you click on the things that say; File Edit View; and etc., a drop down menu should come down. A menu whose title is normally visible but whose contents are shown only when the user activates it, normally by clicking on the title or a small arrow next to the title, whereupon the menu items appear below the title. The user may select an item from the menu by dragging the mouse from the menu title to the item and releasing, or by clicking the title and then clicking the item.
A drop-down or pull-down menu is something in software where if you hover over an item or click it, it will open up and give you more options. A typical use for something like this is if you are buying something online with a credit card. If you click on a box that says "Card Type" you will get a list "drop down" with the list of common credit cards, and you just pick one. Similarly, when you get to the credit card expiry date, if you click on the date drop-down menu, a bunch of years will open up and you just click on the year your card expires. Or you can just go up to File or Tools on your web browser and click on them and a bunch of options will drop down. Phil
A drop down menu is a feature of most operating systems and many websites.
It consists of a word (sometimes in a box) that, when clicked, produces a list of choices that "drop down" from the original choice. On websites, there is often a downwards-pointing arrow next to it to let you know it is a drop down menu.
Note that, if screen space is limited, many operating systems will have the resulting menu shoot upwards instead. This is still a "drop down" menu!
To use a drop down menu, click the word or box or arrow and select an option. For instance, in your web browser, in the top right you should see the word "File". Click that and a menu will drop down. If you select the last option - "Exit" or "Close" - the web browser will quit.
To create a drop down menu in CSS, use a series of nested
Click account settings (from the drop down menu in the top right corner) Click the edit function next to Language Then simply select the language you want to use from the drop down menu ;)
All you have to do is click once on it. This will open the menu. Then just drag or place the cursor on the menu item then double click it. It is simple. Hope this helps. Brad
Click on View in the top menu, and choose Storyboard from the drop-down menu. You can also find the same option above the Time-line. Use the up/down arrow to access the function.
Using a WYSIWYG editor, I have no idea, as it varies greatly. The editor should have instructions though.Using actual Code you can create a simple one with the following code.Simple drop down menuUsing some basic CSS and HTML we can create a drop down menu rather easily, it's not very stylish, but it works well. first-linksecond-linkthird-linkPlease use the links below to make a more advanced menu.
Go to the Window Menu Button on top. Select and experiment with Freeze Panes and Split in the drop-down menu, in order to learn how to use them.
It is only possible through use of ajax. Use a drop-down menu for countries and add a onchange even handler which will fetch data. See the related links (provided below for examples)
When you use 'save as' in Open Office, you are presented with a drop-down menu of different file types that the program can save file in.
Simply use the 'save as' function - and choose the type of file you want to save it as from the drop-down menu.
To change the language on GIMP, go to Edit > Preferences > Interface > Language. From there, you can choose the language you want to use by selecting it from the drop-down menu.
A drop down window is where you click on a control and another menu pops up. If you are using Internet Explorer, you can see one right now. Move to the top of the screen and find the address bar. At the extreme right of the address bar is an arrow pointing downwards - if you click on it, a drop down menu will appear with a list of options - in this case, websites that you have visited in the past. You use one of these options by clicking on it - say that you wanted to go to Google and you had typed www.Google.com into the address bar the previous day. You would use the dropdown menu to find Google and click on it. Dropdown menus are usuallly used when there are a large number of options for a setting, and can be an alternative to the 'dots' (sry, don't know the actual term) where you have a series of circles and you click to place the dot in the circle corresponding to the option you have selected.
You can use the barn to store decorations. You can store items by dragging and dropping them onto the barn, or by clicking on the item and choosing "store item" from the drop-down menu.