Step 1: Insert the below code to the of your page: Select All Step 2: And herein lies the HTML code for the menu itself. Add the below where you want the menu to appear on your page: Select All
- Fishing Bloopers
- Weather Reports
- Fishing T-Shirts
- TOP SITES LISTS
- Web Tools
- The Fishing Secret

- Reel Repair Survey
- REEL SCHEMATIC.com
"Over 16,000 fishing reel
schematics from all major
reel manufacturers."
- Animated Knot Tying
Lessons
- Fishing Reel Maintenance
- Types of Rod and Reel
Combos
- Reel Items to Check After
Each Fishing Trip

- FREE Download
"Basic Fly Tying Lessons"
- Examples of Custom
Rod Thread Art
- HINDSIGHT Professional
Canadian Fishing Guide

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- 5 Reviews of this Site

- SONG: "The Fishing Trip"
(Da Yoopers)
- FREE Fishing Animations and
Gifs for your fishing websites

- SONG: "I'm Gonna Miss
Her" (Brad Paisley)
- Links to Sites of Interest
to Women Who Fish

- TAKE A KID FISHING
- Guidelines in Getting
Kids Started in Fishing
- Fishing Tips and Other
"Kid" Related Sites

- Pics of Some Northeastern
US Gamefish
- "WEBSHOTS" Bass Video


- Daily Fishing Funny
New Each Day
- Fishy,fishy,fishy
- "A Fish Story??"
You Decide
- VIDEO: "Never Go Fishing
With Beer"
- VIDEO: "Peaceful Day
On the Lake"
- VIDEO: "Fishkini"
- VIDEO: "Man VS Bear"
- Many BILL DANCE
BLOOPERS
- And More....

- SONG: "Theme From Jaws"
- Links to Organizations/
Magazines/Reel Mfgs/
and Catalogs etc

- Email Webmaster
THE "REEL" McCoy
- Fishy Fishy.com
"Your Fishing Portal"
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Customization So you're now wondering how flexible the script is when it comes to customizing the menu to your liking. The good news is, quite. Physical changes (adding/deleting items) to the menu are all done in the code of Step 2. Study it for a while, and you'll soon see the required structure. All menu items must be added within the "masterdiv' DIV. For each item, wrap the containing links in a SPAN tag with a unique incrementing ID starting with "sub1", (ie: "sub1", "sub2" etc), and use this ID within the onClick event handler to expand/contract it. As you can see in the demo, an image can be used for the menu item itself instead of plain text. To make cosmetic changes to the menu, it is recommended you do so via CSS, by editing the style sheet of Step 1. Enjoy this fully DOMesticated script!