This occurs because the "Text Margin" property applies only to the beginning and end of the content. To be more specific, the left margin will be applied to the left of the first text line and the right margin to the right of the last text line.

Therefore when you are using an item that has text with multiple lines and you need to define space around the entire text, you need to use the "Content Padding" property of the "Main Items Style" in the "Style Editor" of your AllWebMenus Pro application and not the "Text Margin" property. See the image below:

 

 

A popular feature you may come across in Web pages, is to swap images in a specific area of the page whenever you mouse over the menu's items. It is a feature that is being requested often of some of our customers too. This feature can be easily implemented by a menu that has been built by AllWebMenus Pro application.

One way to implement this feature is to go to the "Menu Editor" of the AllWebMenus Pro, choose the item(s) of the menu you want to have this behavior and then place the appropriate JavaScript code into the "JavaScript Command" property of this item (see the image below).The JavaScript code you must place into this property must be any valid JavaScript code (e.g. an already defined function in your HTML page) and it is in your responsibility to provide this valid code.

You can also implement this feature using the "Floating Image" property of the item. There you can define the image you want to appear whenever you mouse over this item and the area of your page that this image will appear by providing the appropriate x, y offsets. You can find all the appropriate information about the usage of the floating images in the following link of our company's blog site: http://www.likno.com/blog/allwebmenus-dhtml-menu-maker-floating-images-new-feature/249/

However, the second way is not recommended because you need to be more careful when managing the offsets; for example you may encounter problems in the display of your image when you re size the browser's window.

 

 

If you are a user of AllWebMenus Pro and you have purchased a Theme Pack you need to follow some steps in order to install it and be able to use it within AllWebMenus Pro Web Menu Builder.

First of all, you need to log into your Likno User Area account and download the purchased Theme Pack; click on the link “Themes: Download / Purchase”  of the “AllWebMenus Menu Templates / Themes” section.

After you download the Theme Pack which is in a zip file, you have to extract all the files (from the zip file) into the “Theme Gallery” fodler of your AllWebMenus Pro installation. For example, if your AllWebMenus installation is located at: C:\Program File\AllWebMenus5\…. then just extract all files into the following folder: C:\Program File\AllWebMenus5\Theme Gallery. This adds the new Themes into  the “Vertical” and “Horizontal” folder of your Theme Gallery.

Note! Theme Packs 1-33 can be used from version 4.x and 5.x of AllWebMenus Pro, whereas Theme Packs 34 and 35 can be used only from version 5.x and above of AllWebMenus Pro.

Version compatibility of future released Theme Packs will be denoted on specific posts accordingly.

 

 


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