Quote Originally Posted by jettrue View Post
I don't know that a css menu would make a scroll bar. Its just css. My advice to you would be to either try and condense categories more, or set it so that only the main categories drop down. To do that, simply open up includes/classes/categories_ul_generator.php and change $max_level to 1.
Hi Jade! I worked on this a bit, and it is 'sort-of' possible:

div#dropMenu ul.level3, div#dropMenu ul.level4, div#dropMenu ul.level5 {top: 0; left: 12em; background:#4f4f4f;max-height:400px; overflow:auto}

by setting a max-height and overflow you get the scroll bar.

However, this only works on one sub-level, and they don't fly out... at least I haven't discovered a way to do that... once the scroll bar shows. It seems you can have one or the other but not both. The scroll bar kills the subsequent sub-menus.

Yes, I am condensing categories to make product depth more reasonable. I didn't supervise the initial data entry, so you can image the mess I inherited!