So, I'm finally pretty close to being done.
http://www.dogwoodpapers.com/index.php
There's still alot of work to be done. But once I fill in the content, I think I'm just going to roll with it and patch it when its live.
Any thoughts/comments?
The Dogwood Papers
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nice, only one thing about the colors i would suggest:
the thin lines, and the bold lines should have the same color .. i see pink and black, i would take the dark red from background.
and in Menu the actual selection in white is not sooo good because page (block) back is white also, try a light red i guess....
Nice work!
Cheers
SNap
the thin lines, and the bold lines should have the same color .. i see pink and black, i would take the dark red from background.
and in Menu the actual selection in white is not sooo good because page (block) back is white also, try a light red i guess....
Nice work!
Cheers
SNap
'welcome to the real world!' datensysteme-lenk
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Its not part of PHPWCMS. Its a script called Tigra Menu. Its on hotscripts.com under the javascript->navigation section.
PHPWCMS can make a horizontal menu navigation. I'm not sure how, but its there somewhere. It just wasn't robust enough for me though. I don't think there was the ability to have mulitple drop downs. This Tigra menu allows you to define the structure is a separate file and makes it pretty easy.
Oh, btw, you have to simply put the .js (javascript files in the inc_js directory of the phpwcms_template directory and include them in your header of each page. Good luck!
And thanks for the compliments.
PHPWCMS can make a horizontal menu navigation. I'm not sure how, but its there somewhere. It just wasn't robust enough for me though. I don't think there was the ability to have mulitple drop downs. This Tigra menu allows you to define the structure is a separate file and makes it pretty easy.
Oh, btw, you have to simply put the .js (javascript files in the inc_js directory of the phpwcms_template directory and include them in your header of each page. Good luck!
And thanks for the compliments.
Try your page without javascript :O.GreenNuggs wrote:Oh, btw, you have to simply put the .js (javascript files in the inc_js directory of the phpwcms_template directory and include them in your header of each page.
Try to insert a <noscript>... </noscript> as minimum, because the page isn't usable without javascript. Or look for a CSS-based menü.
Ralf
Nice work!
Do I understand correctly that you hard-coded the links to the phpwcms pages by hand.
So in the topmenu I see a buton:
--> Outside Source --> the wire --> daily review
It links to http://www.dogwoodpapers.com/index.php?thewire
That link is hardcoded by you in the top navigation Tigra Menu script you got from hotscripts.
Do I understand correctly that you hard-coded the links to the phpwcms pages by hand.
So in the topmenu I see a buton:
--> Outside Source --> the wire --> daily review
It links to http://www.dogwoodpapers.com/index.php?thewire
That link is hardcoded by you in the top navigation Tigra Menu script you got from hotscripts.