Dear Jason

As you 'already' now. The new DNNMenu is included in DNN 3.3/4.3. See Jon Henning's blog 
That means a lot...
In the DotNetNuke Navigation WebControls.pdf you can find all what you need...
He give also an example what the standard settings for the dnn:MENU are.
If you set <dnn:MENU runat="server" id="dnnMENU" />
Then this is the same as (standardsettings) in de dnn:NAV control:
<dnn:NAV runat="server" id="dnnNav"
  CSSControl="MainMenu_MenuBar"
  CSSContainerRoot="MainMenu_MenuContainer"
  CSSNode="MainMenu_MenuItem"
  CSSIcon="MainMenu_MenuIcon"
  CSSContainerSub="MainMenu_SubMenu"
  CSSBreak="MainMenu_MenuBreak"
  CSSNodeHover="MainMenu_MenuItemSel"
  CSSIndicateChildSub="MainMenu_MenuArrow"
  CSSIndicateChildRoot="MainMenu_RootMenuArrow"
  PathSystemImage="[APPIMAGEPATH]"
  PathImage="[HOMEDIRECTORY]"
  MouseOverDisplay="highlight"
  ProviderName="SolpartMenuNavigationProvider"
  NoteLeftHTMLBreadCrumbRoot="<img src='[APPIMAGEPATH]/breadcrumb.gif' />"
/>

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Vriendelijke groeten
Gilbert Vanden Borre

oh and two more questions:

1. i want to add a width attribute to my menu, setting it on the menu TD or here:
.MenuContainer_1 {
    background-color: transparent;
    width:740px;
}
 
doesn't work. y?

2. Can i use image seperator ?

For solpart, look at my previous post -- the image separator is defined there. Also, I don't use the menucontainer or menubar style, because they are not flexible enough. Just leave them blank. Put the entire menu in a div or table -- then define a class where you can set the width or background image, etc.

The question about using two menus -- I see what you're trying to do now! You can do these very easily with a variety of 3rd party links modules out there -- jeditree or something and MMlinks.. there are probably better ones out there since I've looked.

Also check out Child Links
http://www.ventrian.com/Products/Modules/ChildLinks.aspx

As for the dnnmenu, this looks very promising! I will check it out soon when I get some time and see if I can't solve some of the issues with it; I feel like I've mastered the solpart!

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Jason Honingford - Web & Software Developer
www.PortVista.com