Needing a Jquery Drop Down for my website will pay.

[OMG-Itz-Brent]

I will pay for someone to code a jquery drop down navigation for my website if interested contact me on here just pm me. Thanks.

[Johno]

Can I ask, why not just use a pre-made one and alter it? There are 38 here, http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/resources/38-jquery-and-css-drop-down-multi-level-menu-solutions/ - One of them should fit your needs + its free!

[OMG-Itz-Brent]

I would rather get it professionally done.

[Source]

You seem to have a false mental connection that a free jQuery plugin is bad, compared to a 'custom' written solution. Custom written is no more 'professional' or better quality, considering how many excellently coded plugins are available.

[eddiekins]

I would rather get it professionally done.
WHAT?!?
You clearly don't appreciate the unbridled brilliance that is free open source software...
Advantages to open source:


Free.
Support from the community - if people are using software, people are understanding software. Therefore, people can help you use software too.
Updates released far more frequently; developers are working because they want to.
Developers are experienced adults - 15+ years development experience in the vast majority of cases.
No product licensing (except GPL), software isn't locked down.
Free.

(Dis)advantages to paid development:


The code will be of a low quality* - the developers here have had, at best, 5 years experience.
Will attempt to rip you off for as much money as possible.
Lack of support.
In a desperate bid to justify the wasted expense and fix the problem, you will hire another developer.
This developer can and will, very justifiably, charge far more**.

* in comparison to community supported open source projects (i.e. every programming language ever, the entire of Linux, etc.) - Don't h8 me, developerzz.
** I say this because the second developer will have to spend days rifling through poorly coded scripts which probably don't work and/or are filled with messy, unstable, untested workarounds to issues an experienced devloper would fix in an instant.

I believe I've pretty much made my point...
If you still want to throw money at the problem, I salute you for going by principle as opposed to... You know... Practicality or financial stability, reasonableness, intelligence...

[Moh]

If you can get a free script that suits your needs, I would use it!

jQuery itself is free!