Recent Questions
Q: I am interested in buying your XP Style Blue XP Style JavaScript Menu Tree.
Please let me know how can I use in offline projects (CD Based) and whether I can change the vertical type java pulldown menu into horizontal type.
Also let me know the price for the same
Looking forward for your fast reply
A: Deluxe Tree is vertical menu, http://deluxe-tree.com. You cannot create horizontal tree menu.
If you want to create horizontal menu you can use Deluxe Menu,http://deluxe-menu.com
To use Deluxe Menus on CD/DVD you should buy developerlicense.
Deluxe Menu & Tree & Tabs & Popup Window & Calendar DeveloperLicense - $299.95.
Other licenses allow you to use the java pulldown menu on Internet/Intranetwebsites only.
Q: I love this one:
http://deluxe-menu.com/data-templates/vista-style-03-template-sample.html Do you have vertical orientation of this java menu example, please?
A: To create vertical drop down menu you should set the followingparameter:
var isHorizontal=0;
Please, try the trial version. Use Deluxe Tuner to create your menu.You can find this template in the Templates window.
Q: I want to use this menu with ASP. Can the link items NOT open a new window?
For ASP the current window needs to be used with whatever value is in the link parameter.
A: JavaSript menu uses window.open or href-method depending on the target parameter.
If you set "" or "_self" target the menu uses href-method and if youset "_blank" or frame name the menu uses window.open and opens your link in a new window.
You should use the following parameter
var titemTarget = "_self";
or
var titemTarget = "";
Please, see also individual items targets, for example:
{|The Team, http://www.domain.co.uk/receptionist.htm, _blank,}
Change "_blank" to "" or to "_self".
Q: I have just purchased your Deluxe Menu multi site license and I'm really enjoying it. I've been able to tweak a menu tree template to achieve the plain and simple expandable menu that I was looking for. However, I do have one quick question. My drop down menu in java script is overlapping some of my page content in both IE and Firefox. I've had the absolute positioning option turned off and on and the menu links still overlap. In Firefox they even move the page content quite a bit. I'm still playing around with it I just thought I would email for suggestions. Any help or tips you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
A: Try to set the following parameter to wrap text:
var tnoWrap=0;