[jQuery] Find next element after (follow up)

[jQuery] Find next element after (follow up)

After thinking more about what I was trying to accomplish I think I came up with a better solution to my problem. I'm currently developing a university site that will have 20 or more people editing their respective content with Macromedia Contribute, so I'm using jQuery to simplify some common tasks such as pop-up windows, div toggling, alternating table row colors etc etc. The users only have access to CSS classes when editing a document, so adding JavaScript functions is out of the question. I've managed to create a few functions that give them pop-up windows, div toggling, and table row colors(thanks to the 15daysofjquery article) by simply adding a class to the elements. I've been thinking of other things I could do as well, and jump menus came to mind. Originally I thought the user could create a link, inside of a

, then a list of links, and have jQuery basically recreate a drop down jump menu. What I came up with yesterday after rethinking the idea is this:
<a href="http://www.brianlitzinger.com/code/jump">www.brianlitzinger.com/code/jump</a>. Users can simply create a normal list of links, and give the <ul> a class. From there jQuery turns it into a jump menu. The benefit of this from a Contribute user standpoint is that it processes CSS in editing mode, but not JavaScript, so when editing all the links in the list are visible, unlike in Dreamweaver where the jump menu options are tucked away. An even better side benefit is that the menu still works with JavaScript disabled... so the site will remain 508 compliant.
So far the menu works in Firefox, and IE, but it doesn't close on blur in IE for some reason, and it doesn't work when there are more than 1 menu present on the page. Maybe some of yesterday's suggestions could be implemented?
Any thoughts, ideas, or improvements?
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