How can I create a link menu with sub link menu on roll over?

[Easywolf32]

Sure. Here's the link Wix.com - Website built by Easywolf32 based on Blank Website

If I go from menu to menu the sub menus stay open.

[Easywolf32]

Maybe I should put a blue surround around the main menu buttons as well?

Ah I see, I think the blue surrounds should be placed differently since my menu buttons are placed side to side instead of on top of each other like in your example. I was trying to make a horizontal menu bar, with the buttons stuck next to each other, I hope it will be possible. I wish I could stick them like that other menu I have on that page, too bad we cant add sub menus on those somehow.

Ok, off to sleep for now, if you figure it out Mario, please leave me a reply, thx man.

[Mario]

Originally Posted by Easywolf32

Maybe I should put a blue surround around the main menu buttons as well?

Ah I see, I think the blue surrounds should be placed differently since my menu buttons are placed side to side instead of on top of each other like in your example. I was trying to make a horizontal menu bar, with the buttons stuck next to each other, I hope it will be possible. I wish I could stick them like that other menu I have on that page, too bad we cant add sub menus on those somehow.

Ok, off to sleep for now, if you figure it out Mario, please leave me a reply, thx man.

The problem here is that the blue bars are not extending up high enough.
One solution and there are others is to place the minibook over the top menu button.
Then bring the minibook 'to the front' so that the top button is behind and not part of the minibook.
The blue bars should extend to the sides of the top button.
Basically you have done it right, just make sure the blue bars are where they need to be.

Mario


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[Easywolf32]

Ok, thx Mario, it works good now. I also noticed, on your site as well, that if the mouse cursor leaves too quickly from the navigation buttons, they wont close.

Is that a bug?

Also: Mario, do you think it's possible to do this with the Menu I have here: http://www.wix.com/Easywolf32/Exp3?p...2Dc3fda21410f8 The one with Home and Page 0 written on it.

Or if I could stick buttons that close to each other, like completely stuck, it looks so good!

Is it even possible to add a sub link menu to buttons that are very close to each other or attached since you wont be able to put blue surrounds on the sides, since they are so attached.

[Mario]

Originally Posted by Easywolf32

Ok, thx Mario, it works good now. I also noticed, on your site as well, that if the mouse cursor leaves too quickly from the navigation buttons, they wont close.

Is that a bug?

Also: Mario, do you think it's possible to do this with the Menu I have here: Wix.com - Website built by Easywolf32 based on Blank Website The one with Home and Page 0 written on it.

Or if I could stick buttons that close to each other, like completely stuck, it looks so good!

Can't do much about the mouse speed.

Try this.
www.wix.com/MarioGerada/OO

Mario

[Mario]

I'll be putting this on my tutorial page after I get some sleep.

The buttons can be changed to rectangular ones and have them butt right up against each other.

Bed time Good nioght.


Mario

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[Easywolf32]

ok =) thx ill check out more of your tutorials in the meantime.

[Easywolf32]

Cool, I think I figured out a temporary solution to adding sub menus under menus as well, instead of just buttons.

I followed your tutorial, and the only thing I added was that the main menu button was placed where I wanted it on this nice menu I've created and simply made the main menu button transparent. Pretty easy,

You mention in your tutorial that you think there is a bug if you dont save after ever added behavior, what have you noticed?

The only buggy thing so far, aside from when you make your mouse leave the area at super speed the sub menu remains, is that sometimes a sub menu appears over the sub menu over and over again, looks weird, ever get that? Is that the bug you had noticed?

Thx.

[Mario]

Originally Posted by Easywolf32

Cool, I think I figured out a temporary solution to adding sub menus under menus as well, instead of just buttons.

I followed your tutorial, and the only thing I added was that the main menu button was placed where I wanted it on this nice menu I've created and simply made the main menu button transparent. Pretty easy,

You mention in your tutorial that you think there is a bug if you dont save after ever added behavior, what have you noticed?

The only buggy thing so far, aside from when you make your mouse leave the area at super speed the sub menu remains, is that sometimes a sub menu appears over the sub menu over and over again, looks weird, ever get that? Is that the bug you had noticed?

Thx.

"You mention in your tutorial that you think there is a bug if you dont save after ever added behavior, what have you noticed?"

Go to the link under my signiture " TEST PAGE', Once there select 'Minipages > positioning'
There I give a graphic example.
In this example I show that applying states is haphazard unless they are applied and saved,
one at a time.
Have you had this problem? but look first.


Mario

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[Kat7]

Originally Posted by Easywolf32

Kat, how did you make that menu? Please post.

So so sorry... I haven't been back to this thread since mario first posted...
I did exactly as his tutorial (as in he) says... just added more buttons.
have you got it figured out now?