Repeat PVII pop menu magic in the other pages

Report · Aug 14, 2009

Hi-

I do not quite know how to post this question. I hope my reader is able to understand what I want.

I designed a menu with menu magic. I want to put the same menu in other 10 pages. But I do not want to design it all over again on each page. Is there a away that I can place it on every page? I tried copy and paste the html code into the other pages but I only get the text of the menu. You don't see the design at all. Please let me know if this can be done. I was able to do it with Menumachine.

Thanks

I.

Report · Aug 15, 2009

Hi

Did you insert the javascript and css file links in your other pages?

PZ

Report · Aug 16, 2009

Where do I find the javascript? sorry I'm new on the whole coding stuff...

In a message dated 8/15/2009 6:25:15 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

forums@adobe.com writes:

Hi

Did you insert the javascript and css file links in your other pages?

PZ

Report · Aug 17, 2009

Hi

Somewhere in the section of code above the </head> tag, you will find two lines similar to the following -

I do not use menumagic, so the correct naming etc. will probably be different for the items highlighted in blue.

You will have to copy these two lines from your original page, into the page you require them on. It may also be necessary to change the links to reflect the position of your scripts in relation to your document in the file structure.

PZ

Report · Aug 17, 2009

I'll try it... Thank so much.

In a message dated 8/17/2009 7:11:34 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

forums@adobe.com writes:

Hi

Somewhere in the section of code above the </head> tag, you will find two lines similar to the following - <link href="../css/pvmenumagic.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" /> <script src="../Scripts/pvmenumagic.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

I do not use menumagic, so the correct naming etc. will probably be

different for the items highlighted in blue.

You will have to copy these two lines from your original page, into the

page you require them on. It may also be necessary to change the links to

reflect the position of your scripts in relation to your document in the file

structure.

PZ

Report · Aug 21, 2009

I use PVII menus on a daily basis

If your pages are PHP, place the menu on a separate page by itself. Then call the page as an include.

This way you do not have to place the javascript calls on every page.

Hope this helps

Stan Forrest
Senior Web Developer
Digital Magic Show

Report · Sep 03, 2009

Hi Stan,

There is a PMM2 includes tutorial linked to from here:

http://www.projectseven.com/products/menusystems/pmm2/tweaks/index.htm