New Company Website

[chio]

Yo - clear & straight:
http://www.envimet.com/

More about it in german:
http://websitebaker.at/topics/webdesign-eas-envimet.html

[Boudi]

Very nice, clean and no BS site

Like the footer that corresponds with the logo. Nice touch!

Greetz,
Boudi

[Argos]

Nice one chio! I like clean and straight designs.

[deschek]

I was suprised that left images are menu items, I mean:
Security
Environment
Meteorology

Regards, Grzesiek.

[chio]

Yes, show_menu2..

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<a href="[url]" class="[class] pid[page_id]">[menu_title]</a>
the class pid[page_id] makes it possible to design each single menu-item different.

[deschek]

Yes, right. I meant that it doesn`t look like menu.

[Stefek]

Hello Chio.
At the first glance I wasn't able to regognize the pictures as a menu too.

The only thing I can think of would be practicable is to give a "on hover" condition to the pictures.
What ever. Just to implicate that there is something going on while moving over it with the cursor/mouse.

Regards,
Stefek

Ansonsten gefällt die Seite ganz gut - bis auf eben dieses Menü, auch die Buchstaben / Schrift darin, könnte minimal mehr Stärke verkraften (bin hier mit dem FF 3 unterwegs).

[albatros]

Hi Chio,

I like your website as it is! And it`s very nice!

a "on hover" condition to the pictures

In my eyes the changing mousepointer is enough there.

But maybe a sm2-sitemap would be a usefull addition for visitors to get a better overview.

Best regards

Uwe

[crnogorac081]

I am interested in this too.. If I have pictures in menu, is it possible to on hover to change it to some other picture ?? for eg.

1.jpg -> 2.jpg
3.jpg  -> 4.jpg

and so on..

[chio]

Yo, a sitemap doesnt look very 'sexy'..
http://www.envimet.com/en/sitemap.html

I made the hover now. Here is an example css (page_id = 11, level = 1, because /en/ = 0)

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/*  security         */
#menu .mlev1 li a.pid11 { height:50px; color:#ffffff; background: url(img/m-security.jpg) no-repeat;}
#menu .mlev1 li a.pid11:hover { background: url(img/m-security-hi.jpg) no-repeat; font-weight: bold;}

[albatros]

Yo, a sitemap doesnt look very 'sexy'..

Should it? 

[geasy]

Hi Chio

I'm currently settinig up a new site and I want to have the top-menu made from images. I found your posting about your cool site and try to understand, how you did it exactly.

I understand the definitions in your css. But I'm struggling with the show_menu2 call. Would you be so kind to post the whole show_menu2 call of your script?

Many thanks for your help.

Claudio

[chio]

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<div id="menu">
<?php show_menu2(1,SM2_ROOT+1,SM2_CURR+1,SM2_TRIM|SM2_PRETTY,'<li class="pid[page_id]"><a href="[url]" class="[class] pid[page_id]">[menu_title]</a>','</li>','<ul class="mlev[level]">','</ul>',false,false); ?>
</div>
For it a multillingial site, its one level deeper: SM2_ROOT+1

[geasy]

many thanks!

Claudio

[geasy]

Hi Chio

Meanwhile, everything is working. Almost everything.

I want that the active menu point looks the same as when it is hovered. So, I tried to define a.pid1.menu-current{}. That works fine for FF, but IE (even Version has a problem with it.
Have you come accross the same issue? Did you find a solution for it?

Cheers,
Claudio

[chio]

a.pid1.menu-current{} cannot work

li.pid1  a.menu-current{} -->pid 1  is current (or one of its childs)
a.pid1:hover --> pid 1 is the hover

[VotreEspace]

very very good! like it!

[VotreEspace]

btw, when searching, the interface became in another language.