The Spry Menu Bar provides a means of inserting a flyout menu system into your web site layout that is both easy to build and easy to edit. All maintenance is completed from within Dreamweaver's Property inspector and can be completed in a just a couple of clicks. It really is that simple.

If you haven't used the Spry Menu Bar you really need to take a good look at its capabilities and flexible options, I think you might be pleasantly surprised!

The Beginner's Guide to Spry Series:
A Beginner's Guide to Spry - Part 1: The Spry Tooltip Widget
A Beginner's Guide to Spry - Part 2: The Spry Collapsible Panel
A Beginner's Guide to Spry - Part 3: The Spry Accordion
A Beginner's Guide to Spry - Part 4: Spry Tabbed Panels
A Beginner's Guide to Spry - Part 5: Spry Menu Bar ...

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