Milonic JavaScript Menu

Hi Emmanuele, I think there's a better way. If your goal is just to center the menu, then you can remove the left property altogether and use the screenposition property instead (see code below). Otherwise, you can combine screenposition with a left offset from center using the left property; negat...

If you could describe in some detail how you want to position the menu in response to the window size changing, we might have a better solution. The situation is quite simple. A part of my site is built in plain HTML jsp, while another part is hosted on a Infoglue CMS instance running on the very s...

Hello Kevin, If the condition is detectable with javascript, then you could do the following: (1) Make a function to test the conditions you're interested in (we'll call it setLeftPos() for an example... rename as you see fit). The function will return the left position that results from the conditi...

Here's a (probably) better version of the code snippet: <script type="text/javascript"> var myWidth = 0; if( typeof( window.innerWidth ) == 'number' ) { //Non-IE myWidth = window.innerWidth; } else if( document.documentElement && ( document.documentElement.clientWidth || document.d...

Depending on the language in which you're writing the page - yes I am writing either in plain HTML or JSP. But I don't think it matters that much. Therefore, you can place corresponding statements/functions into the _data file to get what you need. Hmm... I think I didn't understand the above state...

Dear all, is it possible to conditionally set the x coordinate ("left=x") of the DHTML scrolling menu depending on the context, i.e. on the kind of page it appears in or the current screen resolution? What I'm seeking here is the equivalent of a statement such as the following: if (conditi...

Dear Milonic tech support (and fellow forum members), here's a problem I'm having with Milonic DHTML menu (rolling version), of which I have used version 5.723 for a while without the slightest problem. Now I am using a full-fledged CMS application for a section of my website: it is running on the v...

I don't know about what information it contains, but it is what is causing the js error on my browser. And on your site all I get is an x where the image for that is supposed to be. Me too. But as far as I know there's nothing special; a few weeks ago, everything was working :( As to the milonic ho...

I'm not sure what you mean by my homepage not working correctly, I don't have a menu on my home page I mean that Milonic's homepage ( http://www.milonic.com ) has a menu on top with a lot of cascading menu items. On my PC, the latter do not show up on IE while they do in Firefox; therefore, I end u...

Just for information for anyone checking this, it does work in IE5.5, though I get a line 3, character 1, syntax error on the page load, as soon as you click OK the page works fine, just with the little message error on the page. And, notoriously, of course that IE error message may not actual refe...

Hi all, I'm using the scroll-following version of the Milonic Menu (latest version). For some reason, it works fine on Mozilla Firefox but not on IE (rel. 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.021108-1929 under Windows), at least on my PC, where submenu items are not displayed on some pages. Here's the actual example...