Complicated menu system

Proved to be a simple typo in the chunks.txt file:

wrInner:

instead of...

wfinner:

I guess most people would have manually named the chunk, but lazy me just copied and pasted... served me right

Thanks
Lee

Dimmy,

Thats sounds great. Would it be possible to provide detailed instructions on how to set this up? Sorry, modx newbie.

Thanks
Lee

Does anyone know how I might disable the sub menu panel on hover, only displaying the sublinks when the page is view, and having them permanantly viewed for that particular page a user is on?

Thanks.

Been unable to inegrate this exactly how I want it.

I am close to throwing this out the window and doing the thing in flash.... I know. As someone who is into accessibility, this is not good. Hope someone can help me out. The problem has been that I have had a site designed by someone who does not usually design for the web. It looks pretty cool actually, the problem is it is bloody hard to put together, fore someone who is getting their head round modx more so.

Thanks.

Quote from: lw-d at Aug 30, 2006, 08:55 AM

Does anyone know how I might disable the sub menu panel on hover, only displaying the sublinks when the page is view, and having them permanantly viewed for that particular page a user is on?

In that case, I wouldnt use that cssplay menu at all.. the main point of that menu is the hover ability. But I’m pretty sure you can find example of that kind of menu with a bit of googling.. Nifty corners cube is easy way to do rounded corners with javascript, look at example 4.

EDIT: This for example looks good for you: http://www.kalsey.com/tools/csstabs/

EDIT2: Or if you want to use javascript: http://www.dhtmlgoodies.com/index.html?whichScript=dhtmlgoodies_tabmenu

EDiT3: Or http://labs.silverorange.com/archives/2004/may/updatedsimple

You can´t expect someone doing this for you within half a day. Rounded corners in menus are explained at alistapart and lots of other sites. So you have to build you menu like they do. Then, after that - with a prototype - you can go on and try to implement this menu using Wayfinder. But one step after another. Once again: No one will do this for you without seeing any progress in your efforts

Hi,

You cannot achieve the expected onclick behaviour with css, you ’ll have to write a bit of javascript.
My advice (if as me you’re a js noob) would be to have a look to moo.dom from moofx.
It’s quite easy with this api to handle style and events.


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