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The default behavior is that if the menu is already open and you click on the menu, then it will reopen, What I want is for it to close.

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  1. noun A list of the dishes to be served or available for a meal.
  2. noun The dishes served or available at a meal.
  3. noun A list of available options, especially as displayed on a screen.
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  • Users agree not to remove or edit the credit notice within the stylesheet, or claim that this menu is their own. —  cssplay.co.uk
  • * Alice in Wonderland Cafe: A theme restaurant (guess which theme!) where the waitresses dress like Alice, the menu is a bunch of cute playing cards, and the dessert Cheshire cat will defiantly have you smiling. —  TravelPod.com Recent Updates
  • A far less common type of menu is the pie menu, a type of (context sensitive) pop-up menu which presents its options in a radial layout around the cursor, which is supposed to be better since it takes —  OSNews
  • But when it comes to the food, Zweiban has a different set of problems: his menu is at best inoffensive, at worst forgettable.
  • Not everything on the menu could be my regular dish. —  NY Daily News
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  1. French, small, minute, menu, from Old French menut, small, from Latin minūtus, past participle of minuere, to diminish; see mei-2 in Indo-European roots.

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  1. French, from Latin minutum, neuter of minutus, small: see minute.
 

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