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Hi Carl... If you are around, I have one quick question! In the attached file, when I hover over the submenu items, they fade away. I would like them to be able to stay when they themselves are hovered over. I know this is an actionscript thang, and I don't mean to bug you with this type of question... but I figured I'd ask! Thanks so much, Rachel

i goofed around and think I've got it. thought i'd share... thanks so much for your help and the links. greatly appreciated.

Hi There, Thanks for your post. Believe it or not, I have watched that tutvid tutorial and have used it and some others to build the "cake" example nav bar I attached... I'm going to reattach it is as both a cs5 and cs4 file. I'm also going to mess around with Tweenlite or TweenMax right after I write this. I guess my question could be summarized in this: can you direct me to a forum or example where tweens are used in an event listener? Thanks so much for bearing with me. Rach

Hi I searched the forums but couldn't find quite what I was looking for; however, I may have missed it! I'm very new to ActionScript, and found TweenLite. Looks absolutely awesome. I've downloaded it, but not sure if it could help me with what I want to do. I've attached a demo fla file so you can see what I mean.. here it goes: I have made a horizontal navigation bar that contains several menu items. One of them is labeled "cakes". When the mouse hovers over "cakes" a submenu pops up that contains several buttons such as "raspberry" "peach" and "cherry". Can TweenLite help me to make the appearance of the submenu a little more graceful? I would like the flavors submenu to fade in when one hovers over "cakes". Then the submenu stays visible as you are either on "cakes" or on one of the submenu buttons. When one moves the mouse off either "cakes" "raspberry" "peach" or "cherry", I would like the submenu to fade gracefully away into alpha 0 land. I've tried doing this without TweenLite and not quite sure how to tell AS that a certain event (fade) will happen to object B (submenu) when another event (hover) happens to object A (frame around "cake" and cake's submenus) Can anyone help out this new kid on the block? Thanks!