Changelog

Version 1.3.1

[15-07-2009] Very important bug fix for Internet Explorer.

Apparently the whole script did not work due to the performance improvements in version 1.3. All should be fixed now! (And I strongly recommend to update as soon as possible!)

Version 1.3

[27-06-2009] In this release you can find the first feature request I ever got, and solutions to some minor flexibility issues I ran into myself:

Added a (configurable) pause before showing the submenu (default: 0, backward-compatible)
The "menu_open" class for hover styles is now being applied to both the LI and A elements
Fixed minor bug concerning 'remembering' active submenus (multi-level)
Now using more native JavaScript where possible to improve performance

Version 1.2

[13-04-2009] Only one change, but an important one:

Now supports multi-level submenus.

Version 1.1

[21-06-2008] Major improvements: configurable, no need to handle your own DOM events, vertical menus!

Support for prototype version 1.6, skipping deprecated 1.5 functionality (still supported though)
Menu.init() now takes two arguments: [string menuId, [object options]]
Menu.init() no longer has to be called on window onload, but handles this event internally
Support for vertical menus (in addition to horizontal)
Menu.setHidePause() is deprecated in favor of an initialisation option
Height of the menu (and width when vertical) is no longer hard coded, but calculated on expand
Added support for submenu transparency
Several small code improvements

Version 1.0

[19-08-2007] Initial release. Built for the new Hydra website, used on many others

Now features a single Menu class
Requires prototype version 1.5.*
Pause before hiding the submenu is now configurable
Now uses a "menu_open" class for hover styles
Adds a "submenu" class to menu nodes that have a submenu
The height of the menu has to be hard-coded into the JavaScript
Menu.init() has to be called on window onload

Version 0.5

[19-04-2007] Custom built for Europunk.net. Inspiration and code base for Menu.js

Does not uses prototype, only JavaScript native functions
It is not class based, just a set of functions
The hover/expand styles are hard-coded within the JavaScript