Hi there...
Well... I love this menu :)
But I have stumbled uppon some minor problems. Perhaps it´s just a lack of CSS-knowlage, or perhaps others have the same problem.

I´ve been trying to get my popup-menu to have a semi-transparent background-color ! I tried to use the "-moz-opacity: 0.6; filter: alpha(opacity=60)" parameter, but this always ends up making the whole popup semi-transparent - both the background AND the text !!!
Is there any workaround to this ? Is there any way to make my background transparent while keeping my text fully visible ?

Another thing, that I´ve been trying to work out, is to give my popups rounded corners !! Is this possible ? Is it possible via CSS to add background-images to the corner cells ( if they exist ) !

Any comments or help is appritiatet :)

By the way - i´m using your evaluation version.... we are evaluating this system for at possible buy :) - looking good, so far

Kartin

Hi,

I've downloaded the evaluation version yesterday to see whether it's suitable for our application. I have to say it's very impressive, however there some features we need (below) that are not supported (which makes sense as I imagine they're not requested that often). My understanding is that source code is available in licensed version (developer's license) and I am allowed to modify it to fit our purposes. The question is how easy it is to modify? The features that we need are:
- top-level menu consisting of 2 lines instead of one (which implies I would have to change both layout and keyboard navigation).
- icons in top-level menu aligned to the right of the label (I imagine this one should be easy enough).
Is source code in evaluation version representative of how the actual source code looks (disregarding the encryption, of course), e.g. one big eval() statement?

Thank you.

Hello, I need to use a set of PNG images that were purchased. When using them within the menu they do not appear. I have added the additional js script file (PieNG). The only way to get the images to appear is to change the following line:

<ul id="dm_menu" style="visibility: hidden; display: none">

Once I remove the "display: none" the images appear, but you can then see the page getting built. I currently have a background image assigned to the area in which the menu is place. That background image duplicates on the screen for a second and then the page is normal again. That is why I put the "display:none" within the UL. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Oh, I'm using a registered copy

Regards
Steve

Hello, Is there a way to have two menu objects on one page? I want to use a standard menu and a toolbar within my pages. If it is possible how do you handle the onload method?

Regards

Steve

Thanks for the info on my last post, it has worked out fine. Now I'm trying to get the regular menu to have a different stylesheet attached than the toolbar menu. Is this possible?

Regards

Steve

Hi, great job with the menu - we're ready to buy, but we're having one major issue. Running the menu off of https (secure site, Internet explorer), it seems as if there's a significant time delay in drop down menus showing up (i.e. 1-2 second delay between clicking on top menu item and subitems showing up). Is this because it's encrypted or something we're doing wrong with our code? Also, does the intranet version come with the unencrypted code? What would you recommend trying to get it to speed up? Thanks...

Hello,

I'm in need of using multiple style sheets. I have one page with a standard menu and then I need to use a toolbar. How can I use a different style sheet on the toolbar? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Steve
Registered Version

Hi,

I have installed the menu in horizontal view, and it is working great in Firefox. When I installed it, I simply imported the correct JS and CSS files, but ignored the rest of the embedded JS and CSS code found in the example index page in the download. My html is also specified as XHTML Transitional.

The problem is with IE and Safari, when the menu pops up, it opens about 10px above where it does with Firefox and the example menus. That is, it covers over half of the original opening button!

Is this something that you've experienced before? I have found that if I place the embedded JS AND CSS back into the page then it displays better, but then the embedded CSS clashes with my custom page CSS. I assumed that I would only need to import the following:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/src/skin-aqua.css" />
<script type="text/javascript">_dynarch_menu_url = "/src/includes/";</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/src/includes/hmenu.js"></script>

Any suggestions?

thanks,
Marcus.