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Is it possible to add a second menu ?
see the image
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Is it possible to add a second menu ?
see the image
Hello Vivian
You can do this by using levels
You will then only see the top-pages and the levels in the head-menu.
The pages under the levels will be seen when you hover the level-item in the submenu.
You can have the menu to the left or in the top of the sub-pages, and then these menus should be chosen with the corresponding level.
You can see an example here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/
Here you see the pages under Lokationer is not in the head-menu. They can be seen as menu-items when the Lokationer is chosen in the head-menu.
Hope this was what you meant. You could of course also have levels in the head-menu - levels that is links to a sub-site.
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that's not like I mean, check www.mastercar.be
on top is a menu from websitex5
on the left is coded, but I want also a menu from websitex5
in the top menu are no links visible of the left menu and reverse
Hello Vivian .
You must choose the option "Header + footer + sidebar on the left.
By choosing this option, you can place a menu in the header and a menu in the sidebar (see screenshot).
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Hello Vivien
It had been easier if you had given the link in your first post.
You can make the same as in the example.
You make in the header some "normal" pages and then a level.
You hide the level, so it will not appear in the head menu.
Under the level you make some other levels and under each you make the pages.
In each of the pages in the header, you insert a menu to the left.
This menu should be for the hidden level..
Hope you understand what I try to tell - if not I could produce a demo. But the menus should be quite easy to make.
Kind regards
John S.
Hello again
Have you considered using the blog widget for this?
With the blog, you can select on categories and you can also select on tags.
Each car could be a post in the blog. You can have images texts slideshows and videos for a post.
Each car should belon to a category and you could have tags for the post.
Kind regards
John S.
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All cars are database content, so I can't use your last tip
I tried your tip in the first post and that worked, but I want a collapsible menu and that is not possible, maybe a idea for the developers?
Hello Vivian
You could instead of using the menu, use a html-object.
In this object you could put an expandable list.
I have an example here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm09/expand06.html
This is a bit more advanced than what you need. You only need a pair of lines to expand - like the lines with the ►►
Maybe this http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm09/expand01.html shows it. Click on the lines with :
Example Sub List 3 and Example Sub List 4 - you can open and close by clicking on the lines.
It is not much code that are needed for this.
Kind regards
John S.
You could also use a simple accordion
But maybe it is you that has made what we see in the link you gave ?
Hello again Vivian
I had an idea, and I tried to see if it was possible. I have made a test : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/bawl/test.html
The meaning is, that you could have the left-menu as a drop-down over a table.
You could then select on type and model ( I made only the type in the example ). You can also search on text.
You can hover the image to see it in double size.
You can in the drop-down select a model ( I have used countries ) and then press filter and then only the chosen type is shown. In the drop-down could be shown a count on how many of this type.
The table could be paginated.
By clicking an image, the description will be shown in the iframe to the left. The "default" description shown, is the title and description for the page. The head menus, could then just be links that "filled" the iframe. This way you only need one page.
If clicking on the 3. row, the description shown, is from the actual page ( Autonr=4657 ). If the page generated by the php-script only showed the description and not the template, then You would have all the information as you now have in your database, I think.
This is just for inspiration.
I myself think that this way it will much quicker for a user to browse through the cars.
The example is just a test - you could make it much nicer.
Kind regards
John S.
Hi Vivian,
in order to achieve this result, you need to follow these steps:
On Step 3, create all pages which need to be present on your website, regardless which menu they need to be displayed on. The structure will be as follows:
Now, please go to Step 2- Template Content and put a Menu Object in the Header. You have to indicate which level is to be used to create the menu: select "Menu".
On the page you need the second level to be displayed on, please add another Menu Object. When you have to indicate which level is to be used to create the menu, select "Hidden Level". Please remember to paste the Object on each page you need the second menu to be displayed.
If you now launch the preview, you will notice that only Home Page, Page 1, Page 2 and Page 3 are visible on the main menu, while the page menu will show Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 which the corressponding sub-pages.
Please let me know if I can be of further help. Kind regards.