The only alterations I plan to make to this menu code is to add more pages to my website. While this would reduce my page weight, would it do anything to improve the speed of the page loading? I know if I remove some of my menu add-ons the menu code would be greatly reduced. The menu add-ons I currently have are items bullets, slide subs, and match widths. If I remove these I think my menu code would definitely be reduced. Then I would only have my menu structure listed on my DWT.
Scott, Would recommend publishing my css style sheet, and menu add-ons as two seperate style sheets. For me I would definitely use QuickMenu again.
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I would prefer to be focusing on the basics of website design, and I will hopefully learn how to build css menus from scratch further on down the road. For now I am comfortable paying the $35 one month subcription because it allows me to build a nice menu and simply forgot about it. While naturally I would like to learn more about css menu construction. When I did have a technical question they were quick to answer it in their forums. Probably the best thing I have liked about QuickMenu is solid tech support. I also really like the many different publishing options they have for their menus, weather you want a internal or external menu style sheet.
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I think $35 for a base one month software subscription is is very reasonable. As a beginner I can build a couple of different css menus and see how they incorporate into my site. If you would like any fancy add-ons to your menu it is an extra $10. So for the menus you were looking at, I payed a subscription fee to their site. Since that they have updated their software and you have to pay for the basic css menu. When I used QM on my first site they had an online program that allowed you to build a basic no-frills css menu for free. This is the second site I used QuickMenu on. Begin to see the real impact? cheers, scott Now, imagine that you had that style inline across multiple pages. qmmc the sum of your effort is to go to the stylesheet and change "navy" to "forestgreen" (actually, to the appropriate hex color code). Anyone have advice on that? Expression Web is giving an HTML compatibility error message on a menu attribute. The error is on the menu attribute (or whatever it is supposed to be called).
It does not expand and contract probably. When I use the zoom on my index.html page, everything seems to be fine except for my navigation menu. On my previous post, one forum member stated that I should examine my website using the zoom to see if they are accessible. I would love to have some forum members have a look at my restart and tell me what they think. I have used this advice and restarted my project again. I can tons of comments, and recieved a lot of solid advice. My current website consists of: I joined this forum two days and posted my previous progress. Hello, I am working on a DWT to build my website.
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