I would like to change the text in the navigation menu into graphics/buttons like this:http://www.goodinc.nl/
but where do I find the file that generates the navigation??
Dont have a clue.... can anybody give me a hint?
Thanks
Jorgen
I would like to change the text in the navigation menu into graphics/buttons like this:http://www.goodinc.nl/
but where do I find the file that generates the navigation??
Dont have a clue.... can anybody give me a hint?
Thanks
Jorgen
That's just text. He edited up his CSS to make it that way.
Hi Vaska
thank you for answering so promptly - I see now its ’just’ exellent CSS-coding. I think I have seen other indexhibit-based sites with the menu as graphic buttons, but now I can’t find them.
But am I right when I presume that I wont find a file somewhere in the uploaded folders, which make it possible to edit the navigation - everything has to be done with CSS?
The sames goes with the possibilty to move the submenu into a second column - ala studiofeed.ca - thats css/coding too, am I right?
Yes, things are done with CSS. You can write a new script for outputting the Index - but you need coding skills for that.
Studiofeed wrote their own templates to do that - it's custom code (not simply just css).
Where do you add a href to redirect to the home page when clicking to a custom logo button in the pre/nav setting: img src=filepath width="89" height="33" ???
Many thanks.
Nicolas
Eh? You mean like...
<a href='/'>
<img src='/files/img.jpg' width='89' height='33' border='0' />
</a>
Well, without the line breaks...should all be one line without any breaks.
Perfect. One more thing on this subject though.
how do you proceed to have a different css instance for the styles.css a:hover. How to bypass it just for the pre/nav?
Thanks.
Nicolas
In your Style.css ...
#menu ul a:hover {
your:css(code);
}
Oh sorry in your prev/nav!? ...
style.css
.prevnav a:hover {your css style}
prev/nav
<link class="prevnav">
Hello Nils,
I've tried your code but I can't make it work.
I'm trying to bypass the menu hover and the a:visited:
here are my settings:
a:hover {border-bottom: 4px solid #000;}
a:visited { color: silver;border-bottom: 1px dotted black;text-decoration: none;}
I've add the link to my prevnav:
In your Prev/Nav field ...
<span class="menulink">
Your Links
</span>
...in your Style.css add this:
.menulink a:link, a:visited{color: silver;border-bottom: 1px dotted black;text-decoration: none;}
.menuelink a:hover {border-bottom: 4px solid #000;}
.menulink a:hover {border-bottom: 4px solid #000;}
*without "e" :)
This thread has been closed, thank you.