Not me, definitely! I'm spending my time in the 'honey room' these days, extracting honey from our 100 bee hives. I have sticky fingers up to my elbows, so I can't go near a computer.

Oohhh! And I just made fresh biscuits!! If only there was a way . . .

I eat my peas with honey;
I've done it all my life.
It makes the peas taste funny,
But it keeps them on the knife.

Ah, Redneck habits...

Suggestion for Menu Builder - when you export files, it should remember the last place you exported to.

When tweaking menus, and re-exporting, I have to constantly drill down several folders to get to the right one. This would be a convenience thing ;-)

Thanks!

1. Be able to have more control over borders (separate designation of left, right, top, bottom border properties such as color and line thickness). For instance, instead of only being able to specify a 1px red border around the entire menu or submenu item, I want to be able to specify no top border (0px), red left and right borders, and black bottom border (as an example).

2. Please allow transparent colors. (Ex: 50% white)

3. If number 2 is not possible, at least allow transparent PNGs to work properly. I wanted to use a 50% white PNG as a submenu background so that the web page underneath would show through a bit. However, this never would work for some reason. It would always show up at pure white. I kept checking to ensure no default white background was specified anywhere, but it was not. This was happening on its own. Anyway, either of these, or both, would be nice.

4. Need to be able to allow changes to text in menu/submenu links when hovering over the outer container. Right now, if you hover over the menu/submenu container, the background of the container changes, but the text does not. The text only changes if you hover over the text itself. This might be desirable sometimes, but it not always.

+1 on Dave's suggestion of remembering the last place you exported to! :-)

This would be a HUGE time saver! (This has been highly annoying to me.) I forgot to mention it on my last post.

+1 for Dave's even earlier suggestion of adding "target" attribute for links! :-) Definitely needed.

All menu CSS really MUST not affect the rest of the CSS in a particular site.

For instance, the menu has "body" & "ul" tags, for example, that completely changed the look of the design on my pages. The CSS needs to be written uber uniquely to ensure that NO other CSS on a person's page will be affected.

Please update this as soon as possible. Sure adding the menu is easy, but fixing the CSS mess it creates with the rest of the site is very time consuming and frustrating.

I highly agree on the css mess!