Hello,
We have added new SEO CSS Menu examples in our Examples Page (http://www.likno.com/examples.html)
You can specify your menu structure (menu items) either inside AllWebMenus (gets compiled to the javascript file) or inside your pages using HTML UL/LI tags (on-the-fly). These examples use the 2nd option.
When the 2nd option is used, the search engines can crawl your menu structure on any page where your menu is shown. Another characteristic is that you can use a different menu structure on different pages. Since the menu is built "on-the-fly", based on UL/LI tags inside your pages' HTML code, you can have different tags (menu items) on different pages.
Take a look at the following example:
http://www.likno.com/examples/seo-css-menu.html
Hello,
We would like to inform you that the new version of AllWebMenus - version 5.2 build 814 - has been released!
Take a look at What's New:
- Added support for exporting/importing custom themes (all custom themes are now saved in the "Application Data" folder).
- Released a new version for all Server-Side related AddIns (SSM, Actinic, Joomla, WordPress).
- Fixed an issue where the item highlight feature was not working for the first menu item.
- Fixed an issue where a simple tooltip could not appear in Server-Side menu implementations.
- Fixed an issue where the Preview Pane didn't show the menu images, if the libraries and the images folder were the same.
- Fixed an issue with the "Create Generic Sitemap" feature, where an error appeared and the application was closing unexpectedly (on Windows 7 and Vista only).
- Fixed an issue with the program activation process, where the user was provided with a half Installation ID or the user never had enough rights (since build 812).
Download the new version and test it!
Hello everybody!
We just wanted to let you know that we have added a brand new music-related example within the AllWebMenus application which you can access *free*!
view it online
Enjoy!
The AllWebMenus Web Tooltips Addin allows you to use stylish, feature-rich html tooltips (created with our jQuery-based Likno Web Tooltips Builder) on your javascript menus.
You can add these tooltips to menu items of your choice and replace the standard browser's tooltip on them:
Through the rich interface of "Likno Web Tooltips Builder" you can:
- Create cross-browser jQuery tooltips to display micro-information when visitors mouse over on page elements of your choice (menu items for example) or even on page load!
- Use simple text, HTML code, images, videos or whole pages as the content of your tooltips, in static or dynamic form ("ajax tooltips").
- Create any type of jQuery tooltip, such as: html tooltip, ajax tooltip, balloon tooltip, javascript tooltip, css tooltip, dhtml tooltip, bubble tooltip, html image tooltip, etc.
- ...and more! View all features of Likno Web Tooltips Builder.
The AllWebMenus Add-in offers an easy integration between your menu and tooltips produced with that software, by enabling the <Tooltip Style> property on Items.
Provided that you compiled, uploaded and linked your tooltip project to your web page, you just need to edit the AllWebMenus <Tooltip Style> property with the name specified in Likno Web Tooltips Builder for your project:
(in Likno Web Tooltips Builder)
Hello everybody!
We wanted to inform you that AllWebMenus v5.2 build 810 has been released!
Check out what's new:
- New "Likno Web Tooltips Builder" Add-In. This add-in introduces the "Tooltip Style" item property in order to be able to change the browser default tooltip with your own tooltip designs (created through the separate "Likno Web Tooltips Builder" product) on your menu items!
- Added support for the new "Tooltip Style" property to the "Server-Side Menus API Add-in".
- Added support for the "Open Modal Window" property to the "Server-Side Menus API Add-in".
- Fixed an issue when "base href" was used on the page and an item link started with a "/" (in Mozilla and Opera only).
- Fixed an issue when the "UL/LI structure" and the "Auto Item Highlight" options were both used: the last item of the menu was always selected.
- Fixed an issue where the "Background Image 2" was not aligned properly within the item when a left or right border also existed on the item (Mozilla only).
- Added the ability to open awm files that have been edited and saved as UTF-8.
- Enhanced the "Menu Preview" pane to also show the "floating behavior" of a menu, when the "Advanced Floating" option is used on the "Menu Floats on Scroll" property.
- Fixed an issue with the "Floating Image" property when the image was missing from the disk: The compiled menu was still looking for it, while not needed.
To download the latest version please visit: http://www.likno.com/download.html
