Mouse over of detailed navigation nodes?

Hello EP Development Gurus,
I am in need of displaying some text on the mouse over of the detailed navigation nodes. How can I achieve this? Where can i find the java script code relating to it?
Helpful answers will definitely be rewarded. please help me.
Thank you all in advance.
best regds,
Alagammai.

Hi Harish,
Thank you for your immediate reply.
I think even if I create a full paged iView, the navigation panel will be there.
I don't want the left side navigation inside the content area.
In the existing default navigation panel, i need to display some mouse-over text.
To be exact, I need the par file that contains the javascripting relating to the detailed navigation part. I checked in par files like <b>com.sap.portal.navigation.detailedtree</b> and <b>com.sap.portal.layouts.framework</b>. But no use. I am not able to find the relevant code there.
If I am not clear, please get back to me.
best regds,
Alagammai.
Message was edited by: Alagammai Arunachalam

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