Horizontal menue with sub menus

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DavidWSnow
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08/07/2007 10:57 AM
I am currently using the DNN360 menu because it does most of what I need: Horizontal menu Sub-menu's that are visable when you are on the top-level page of any of its child pages. Visability of the children of other top-level pages when you mouse over the top-level page These actions are visable at www.AgingSafely.com I think that I have seen the desired behaviour on one of your skins at www.skincovered.com in the past, but don't see today. How would I get the behaviour I desire with the Snapsis menu? I really want to go to a all CSS shtml complient skin and think that the Snapsis menu could be the way to go. /DaveS

John Mitchell
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08/07/2007 11:04 AM
Hi Dave, The SilverTabHover menu works like that. You can see it in action on the first page of http://demo.snapsis.com

DavidWSnow
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08/07/2007 12:22 PM
Unfortunately the demo doesn't actually show that since it changes menu style when you select a new page. This makes it difficult to actually see the complete behavior. I actually installed this setup and it didn't do what I wanted. This is why I am still using the DNN360 menu. We actually exchanged some mail on this subject in the past and I was left with the understanding that there were some 'timeouts" that needed to be set, but no idea where or how to set them. /DaveS

John Mitchell
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08/07/2007 12:28 PM
Oh, this sounds familiar. I think you wanted it to go back to showing the children of the currently selected top-level after the mouse had left one of the other top levels. I have had another request for this behaviour and it is at the top of my list. I'll let you know as soon as I make a new template for that.

DavidWSnow
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08/07/2007 12:35 PM
Great --- you might want to take a close look at the current behavour on my site www.AgingSafely.com just to make sure that we are both talking on the same page. ;=} Thanks for you usualy very quick response, /DaveS

John Mitchell
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08/08/2007 1:46 PM
Hi Dave, I have attached a new sample skin to this post which does the active tab reset like on your current site.
Attachment: 188464827271.zip

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