var myMenu = new SDMenu("main_menu"); // ID of the menu element
// Default values...
myMenu.speed = 3;                     // Menu sliding speed (1 - 5 recomended)
myMenu.remember = true;               // Store menu states (expanded or collapsed) in cookie and restore later
myMenu.oneSmOnly = true;             // One expanded submenu at a time
myMenu.markCurrent = true;            // Mark current link / page (link.href == location.href)

myMenu.init();

// Additional methods...
var firstSubmenu = myMenu.submenus[0];
myMenu.expandMenu(firstSubmenu);      // Expand a submenu
myMenu.collapseMenu(firstSubmenu);    // Collapse a menu
myMenu.toggleMenu(firstSubmenu);      // Expand if collapsed and collapse if expanded

myMenu.expandAll();                   // Expand all submenus
myMenu.collapseAll();                 // Collapse all submenus

What Not to Buy If You Have a Cat

Avoid furniture with rough surfaces, such as tapestry or wicker. Roughness will tempt cats to scratch. Velours and microfiber-type fabrics are slippery and not so easy to snag. If you are not sure how the fabric of a new sofa will stand up to snags, get a small sample of it, take it home, and try to destroy it. If you can snag it by stroking it with a wire brush or steel nails, it’s probably not a wise purchase.

Cats also can easily destroy terry-cloth bath robes, foam rubber, dried flower arrangements, grassy house plants, sheer drapes, and feathered ornament plants.