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Making the change from old-style menus to CSS menus.

Thread began 7/02/2009 7:24 am by lon.winters127646 | Last modified 7/02/2009 8:43 am by lon.winters127646 | 1554 views | 2 replies

lon.winters127646

Making the change from old-style menus to CSS menus.

For years, my navigation was a simple table with images and a Swap image behavior for the rollover. Very little need for cascading menus. Starting to work with this extension, and I'm wondering if I need to unlearn everything I know or if some things will transfer over.

1. Does each button have to be the same width?
2. Can the text link be eliminated and merely use images for the normal and over states, similar to the swap behavior?
3. Sometimes we have menu items on both sides of a graphic or logo. Can this graphic be incorporated into the menu, or can two menus be used on the same page?

Thanks!

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