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Menus (or other objects) can be 'pinned' to particular parts of the window. That is, they will stay where they are despite the scrolling of the rest of the page within the window. Bert Bos's code and explanations are very helpful in constructing such menus. See http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/menus.html
Avoiding menus/navbars
If you have to have a long menu bar and the tiems are repeated, say on every page, offer a 'skip navbar' in hidden text at the beginning of the navigation bar.
use a „Close‰ function as the first link in the new window
and think about scrolling menus ....roll-overs etc ....
use a 'skip navbar' if it is a problem - but in hidden text ...
Last updated: 8 March 2002