I have been recently dabbling in Dreamweaver and I am wondering how to create a drop down menu where some of the menu items are headings and are therefore unselectable (and possibly even a different color). The perfect example of this is on Apple's website when you go the the "Visit A Store" drop down menu on their homepage (http://www.apple.com)

You can see that they have headings representing each State and they are gray and unselectable. The Cities beneath the States are in black and selectable. Does anyone know how to do this? Any helpfull links/tutorials?

Thanks!

Look at their code and you can see how it's done:

<option value="/retail/">See all Apple Store locations</option>

<optgroup label="Arizona">
<option value="/retail/chandler/"> &nbsp; Chandler, Chandler Fashion Center</option>
<option value="/retail/biltmore/"> &nbsp; Phoenix, Biltmore</option>
<option value="/retail/laencantada/"> &nbsp; Tucson, La Encantada</option>
</optgroup>
<optgroup label="California">
<option value="/retail/breamall/"> &nbsp; Brea, Brea Mall</option>
<option value="/retail/burlingame/"> &nbsp; Burlingame, Burlingame</option>
<option value="/retail/cortemadera/"> &nbsp; Corte Madera, Corte Madera</option>
<option value="/retail/southcoastplaza/"> &nbsp; Costa Mesa, South Coast Plaza</option>
<option value="/retail/baystreet/"> &nbsp; Emeryville, Bay Street</option>
<option value="/retail/glendale/"> &nbsp; Glendale, Glendale Galleria</option>
<option value="/retail/irvinespectrum/"> &nbsp; Irvine, Irvine Spectrum Center</option>
<option value="/retail/centurycity/"> &nbsp; Los Angeles, Century City</option>
<option value="/retail/thegrove/"> &nbsp; Los Angeles, The Grove</option>
<option value="/retail/beverlycenter/"> &nbsp; Los Angeles, Beverly Center</option>
<option value="/retail/manhattanvillage/"> &nbsp; Manhattan Beach, Manhattan Village</option>

thanks for the info. I'll give it a shot. (Remember - I'm really new to all this)

D-Bot we were all new once. As LadynRed pointed out though, one great way to learn is to view the source code of a page when you see something you want to know how to do.

Even after all these years I'll still come across a site and wonder how they did something. I'll just stop and view the source and see if I can find out. Sometimes the source code is a mess and hard to find what you want, particularly if you're new, but the more you look at other people's code the easier it gets to find things.