Drop down/ Overlapping Content JavaScript script

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Drop down/ Overlapping Content script lets you display content in tight areas on your page, by dropping it down into view when the mouse rolls over the anchor element. This script lets you display content in tight areas on your page, by dropping it down into view when the mouse rolls over the anchor element. The content temporarily overlaps anything beneath it. Think of it as adding another dimension to your webpage to create more space. It's extremely handy for displaying search boxes, additional links etc in a tight area, such as the sidebar column of a page. The content to reveal/ overlap in each case is simply contained inside an arbitrary DIV on the page for easy customizing. This script supports four different position orientations- "left-bottom", "right-bottom", "left-top", and "right-top" for the drop down content. You can also customize the speed of the drop down animation for each script instance. Changes: Added ability to populate drop down content using an external file (via Ajax).
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