Hello William

Yes - it is possible.

You can have sticky menus everywhere.

See some examples here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/starten.html

And here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/side-26.html

For the main-menu you could use some HTML.

You could use :

<style>

#imMnMn{position:fixed; top: 0px; height: 60px; width: 100%; z-index: 1000;}

</style>

You could use this on one page ( properties - expert )

Or You could use it on all pages ( statistics SEO and Code - expert )

This should make a sticky menu in full width. You can experiment with the styling.

Hope You are helped

Kind regards

John S.

Hi John, unfortunately thats not working the way that I would like but that could be down to the way I have asked the question. I am using the sticky menu at the moment but I would like it to be always visable not scroll with the page and be replaced with a drop down version of the same thing. You can see what im trying to replecate in this website www.wilvac.com as you can see I have the menu static at the top of the page and everything scrolls under it.

cheers,

I made an example for you here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm04/index.html

Hi John, Yes thats what i'm looking for. I will make adjustments to suit my needs. Once again you have managed to sort out my problem. Thanks for that.

william

Sorry John things working ok as far as the bar is now static but I cannot seem to get the title centered. I have put a title into the template content and set it to size and centre but when viewed it is in the static bar ok but keeps defaulting it's position to the top left? otherwise it's what i'm looking for.

cheers

also how did you get your menu bar to stay static as well? sorry for all the questions lol

Hello William

Give me a link to your site, and I will see what to do.

You don't need to publish it to its original place - you can create a subfolder and put it there.

Then - when you have all to function you can delete the subfolder, and publish the project to its original location.

The menu bar is static because it is in the cell_1 that I made fixed. And the menu bar is positioned relative to this.

This will also go for the text-object, I think. I need to see your site to be sure.

You can also put a background-image in your header.

If you give  a link, I will try to tell you, what to do.

Kind regards

John

Hi John, I can get the bar to remain static at the top of the page and also got the menu to stay static but still having problems with the Title. It scrolls with the page. I have attempted to add another line of code under yours and replaced "menueobject" with "titleobject" but it still scrolls with the page, I have uploaded the test site to http://www.theorbe.co.uk as you will see the title "my website"scrolls of the page. 

thanks,

Hi John, thanks for getting back so quick. Well it works but as you have pointed out it messes up the responsive side of things lol. Pity it would have solved my issue. Thanks for taking the time to help.

cheers,

Hello William

As I also wrote, there is a solution.

For every next breakpoint, you hide the objects already made, and make some new objects ( menu and title ).

These objects you add ( a new line) to the "styling". And set the positions for this breakpoint.

This way, you can still have it look nice in all breakpoints.

Kind regards

John S. 

I have now removed my example

You could see an example of a fixed menu here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm05/

This testproject I tried to make responsive, ( according to how I told you ) - and it seems to function.

Kind regards

John S.

Hi John, thanks for all your help. I will work on the breakpoints, (never thought of that). Im sure with the help that you have given me I can work out a solution that will fit my needs.

thanks again

william

Yes that will work for me John  cheers

By the way - William it is a good thing, that you give feedback when someone helps you with a problem - and it is also a good thing that you mark the thread as "solved" 

BUT

You should mark one of the posts that helps you, and this way give the person that helps you credit for this.

You could also give one or more of the helpful posts a "thumbs -up" if the post is helpful

It is not yourself you should credit for the solution - unless you are collecting points 

Kind regards

John S.

Cheers John. I was unaware that I was crediting myself lol (not good) I will in future credit whoever helps (as it should be).

I just thought that when I ticked as closed that that person automatically got the credit. Im not into collecting points, don't really care lol. All im intrested in is either getting a problem solved or helping to solve a problem for others which you have done for me on more than a few occasions.

Thanks for taking the time to sort the code for me much appreciated. I will try it out later.