But this time, you don’t have to download a snippet.

First, I know a lot of people don’t really understand what the phrase means; and in fact it can mean quite a few things. Really all it means is that they are dynamic menus of some sort. In this case, it takes the standard Drupal hierarchical menu structure, and modifies it so that when you click on a parent item, instead of going to that page it opens the menu beneath it. (This has a drawback; that page is now inaccessible, but it can be revived).

To actually see this in action: try the demo site http://dhtml.demo.logrus.com/.

To download the module, visit: http://drupal.org/project/dhtml_menu.

This version has been completely updated with jquery, and works under 5.0 -- I hear there is a jquery compatibility library for 4.7. If anyone knows about that, it ought to be fairly simple to create a 4.7 version using it, but I haven't looked into it.

Also, there is a hardcoded array in the module that needs to be brought into the UI. The array tells it what menu items to 'ghost'. What this means is that it creates a duplicate menu item for parent items that actually contain content. The best example is the 'Administer' page, which it does automatically. When you click Administer to open the admin menu, you will see a duplicate 'Administer' link right below it. Click on that one to get to the real menu.