For some reason the JSCook Menu draws a pointer cursor rather than a hand cursor for its menus.  Thanks to yuanheng.org, here's a solution:

 

.ThemeIEMainItem,.ThemeIEMainItemHover,.ThemeIEMainItemActive,
.ThemeIEMenuItem,.ThemeIEMenuItemHover,.ThemeIEMenuItemActive
{
    cursor: pointer;
    white-space: nowrap;
    cursor: hand;
}

1) Go to the Settings for the page where you want to add the headers
2) Expand Advanced Settings
3) Put your code in the Page Header Tags field.

Add

outline:none;

to body style

<!—<cfset TXTPath = ExpandPath("/client/client_pages/ArticleText/ReadReflect.txt")>
<cffile action="read"
    file="#TXTPath#"
    variable="article">
<cfif CGI.SCRIPT_NAME contains "/index.cfm">
    <cfoutput>
        <cfset articleTrunc = Left(article, 350)>
            #articleTrunc#…
        <cfset articleTrunc = ‘
                        <div class="expanderHeadText">
                            <!—<img id="imagechange" src="#application.site.PWROOT#/client/client_images/readmore.gif" alt="Expand for more info" border="0">—>
                        <div class="readmore">    <a title="show/hide" style="cursor:hand;" id="exp1088095638_link" href="#application.site.PWROOT#/client/client_pages/Read_Reflect_Pray.cfm">Read More</a></div>
                        </div>
                        <div id="exp1088095638" class="childExpander" style="display:none">
                            <div class="description">#articleTrunc#</div>       
                    </div>’>
                    #articleTrunc#
</cfoutput>

<cfelse>
<cfoutput>
<br>
<br>
<h1>Title</h1>
<img src="/client/client_images/template/ctnr_hr.gif" alt="horizontal rule">
<div id="article">#article#</div>
</cfoutput>

</cfif>—>

#lsnumberformat

.line {border-top: 2px dotted #535152;
margin-top: 5px; }

You can add items to the list / menu select code

<form action="" method="get"><select name="DropDownList">
    <option>red</option>
</select></form>

like these:

style="background: black; color: red; text-decoration; none; border: 1px solid red;"

<form method="get" action="">
    <select name="DropDownList" style="border: 2px solid #7ed01d; width: 115px; color: #ff9d33;">
    <option>red</option>
  <option>blue</option>
 <option>green</option>
    </select>
</form>

red
blue
green

Finding this code made my month!

input[type=image]{
position:relative;
top:5px;
}