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Menu effects options
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redfiveweb.com
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13 years 5 months ago - 13 years 5 months ago #9807
by redfiveweb.com
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Hello, can you tell me where on the back end are the options for the menu effects (fade, scroll, etc.)
I tried the options in template manager and they had no effect, menus seemed to just fade in regardless of setting.
Thanks
I tried the options in template manager and they had no effect, menus seemed to just fade in regardless of setting.
Thanks
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13 years 5 months ago #9817
by ivan.milic
Replied by ivan.milic on topic Re: Menu effects options
If you use one of four pre-defined styles then parameters below have no effect. To be able to use that parameters you must select "Custom Style". Is you want to use pre-defined style and change effect , you must alter one of
styles/style1.php
styles/style2.php
styles/style3.php
styles/style4.php
depending on which style you selected. For example in style2.php you have a line:
$menuAnimationEffect = "fadeIn(400)";
so you can change this value to one of following:
"fadeIn(400)"
"slideDown('slow')"
"show(400)"
"show(0)"
this values are provided as options in template but if you know jQuery you can use more other effects here.
styles/style1.php
styles/style2.php
styles/style3.php
styles/style4.php
depending on which style you selected. For example in style2.php you have a line:
$menuAnimationEffect = "fadeIn(400)";
so you can change this value to one of following:
"fadeIn(400)"
"slideDown('slow')"
"show(400)"
"show(0)"
this values are provided as options in template but if you know jQuery you can use more other effects here.
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