Several questions about the CSS menu

Hi,

I've tried plenty of DNN menus, each has it's own advantages and disdavntages. Yet, I couldn't find a proper menu to support the following features all together - I'd like to know if your menu do support them:

1. Fully Support of  RTL (right to left) and LTR: For example, the Solpart menu is supporting this feature - adding an RTL span around it changes the menu and it's childs floating direction.

2. Children search Google support - unlike solpart, I want google to be able to search also in the child items, and not only in the root items.

3. Fully Customizable: I need a full control of the menu CSS properties. That's include colors, fonts, spaces, shdows if any, saperators, etc.

4. Skin object - Since I want to use the same menu on many pages, I need to be able to locate it directly in my skin without the need to place in the page as a module it every time I create a new page.

5. Dynamically constructed - Pages are added to the menu, as root/childs/sub childs/etc every time I add one, just like in Solpart. No re-definition of the menu is needed.

6. Hidden Pages - I saw that there is an Exlude and Include list in your menu definitions. The question is does your menu support automatically hide hidden pages (i.e pages that are marked as "Do not display in menu) or that those list should be mainted? I've encountered this problem in the R.A.D menu provided by telerik. I need the menu to automatically recognize hidden pages and to hide (not display) them. Is your menu capable of this ability?

After a lot of experiment with other menues, that's it (Well, I hope so)

And last question: Do you provide a demo version?

Thank you in advance

Hadar

Hello Hadar,

Yes, the Snapsis CSS NavMenu can support everything in your list.  It automatically excludes hidden items like Solpart.

With the templates you can create any type of menu and you have complete control of all of the html markup including styles, etc.  With a template you can define RTL if you like.

There are built-in configurations for doing "sliding-doors" and "son of suckerfish" menus which are simple lists for excellent search engine spidering.

Yes, it is a SkinObject and not a module.

No, I don't have a demo version, but if you would like me to make a special build I can do that for you to try it out.