Here is a video tutorial showing you how to use the new '_hmenu' Layer Naming Convention. This feature works very similar to the '_menu' feature, but instead of having to click on a _link or _linkover to make the menu open, you only have to hover your mouse over the _linkover to make it open. Again, there is no coding involved, you just draw how you would like your menus and links to look in Photoshop or Gimp, save the PSD file and then let psd2css Online convert it to a working web page for you.
A particular '_hmenu' layer is associated with a particular '_link' and '_linkover' because the first part of the layer name matches. So the image roll over made from 'sales_link' and 'sales_linkover' would make the hmenu 'sales_hmenu' appear. The '_hmenu' part of that layer name tells psd2css Online to write all the code to make it work and the 'sales' part of those layer names are what tie them all together.
Here is the finished page:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/hmenu/index.html
Here is the PSD file used to create the example:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/hmenu/kiteboard.psd
Here is the high resolution video tutorial:
http://psd2cssonline.com/tutorials/hmenu/hiresvid.html

Hover time
Hey, thanks for the great tutorial, the hover menus work great!
I was just wondering if there's a way to control for how long they're open after I scroll away from them. They seem to stay open for quite a long time after I've dragged my mouse in a different direction and it looks like the site is a bit slow.
If there's any way around this I would greatly appreciate the advice. Thank you!
editable text
Is there a way to keep the text in the menu editable even when there is a colored box area as a link over state?
This site is amazing and the tutorials are easy to follow. Thanks for providing such a useful service.