Thanks for the suggestion, but I prefer to keep with the original idea. I don't want the menus to differ from area to area, especially on the same page. I expect the info that I put for each specific site/area to vary. So keeping the same style with the single header I think is best.
Well, I seem to have gotten everything I asked for. I went to the bookstore last night, and got one of those thick O'Reilly books. Started reading about DOM and stuff.
I am now setting two global variables on each page to tell the menu were to place itself. The code in the html is very simple ...
I have been going suggestion-by-suggestion trying out what you said. I split the menu into two files no problem. Now I just need to update all the pages accordingly. You can see the change in the menu action on the home page now.
This has been very enlightening. This is good news about more than one menu file. I am thinking have the lower right-hand menu be the standard menu_data.js file, and it will be common to every page. And then have a seperate map.js file for pages that need them specialized. I know I can ...
Please look at my website to see what I am going to describe below. I am just getting started revamping my site, and only have a few pages up and running, but it is enough to test with:
http://scott.korey.name
I want the menu to be down near right hand corner as you will see on the page. When you ...
OK, well I got ahead of myself. You are both right. Taking out the / made everything work again when I was testing locally. I don't have my Mac setup exactly like my ISP. I just try to test the pages from GoLive. But everything works just fine once I upload it to the server with the / in place. I ...
I just updated to the latest version, and I seem to be experiencing a problem. When I am checking my website over on my local machine, and I pick a menu item I get a dialog box saying that the file does not exsist. If I remember correctly, before we had a variable we could set to the local working ...
I must be the dumbest person trying to use this menu. I just can't get it working with the files in different locations. FYI - I have not posted any of my pages to my website, I have strictly been trying to preview them on my local machine. I am using GoLive 6. When I test out Andy's examples in a ...
"For instance, I keep all menu files and arrays in /templates/menu5/ (for now, anyway). This way you can call the structure from any level and not have to worry about ../ stuff or multiple array files. To keep my server-relative addressing, milonic_src looks like this... "
This could probably go under the other post, but I wanted to detail my findings more, and understand what is happening. I use an extensive directory structure to keep my files (and my mind) in order. If you can imagine, my index.html sits at the top layer, with my menu_data.js file, my milonic_src ...
I know this is probably too early, but has anyone noticed any problems with the new browser? Granted, I understand it is only a public beta, but I have seen what looks to be some appearance problems. I just tried the home page for this site on Safari, and the horizontal menu was all bunched-up. So I ...
I am new to this, but I am slowly learning quite abit about menus. This is really awesome, but I have a problem.
As mentioned above, I was trying to use the script to the menus on other pages I had created, and did not see them. Once I changed the relative file path to the .js files, it started to ...