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How to avoid a cross-frame implementation by using the <Menu Floats on Scroll> property |
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This example demonstrates that you do not need to use frames, if your only objective is to always keep your navigation menu visible to the user. Resize this window so that the vertical scrollbar appears
and then scroll vertically.
You will see that the menu follows the scrolling direction so that it keeps itself visible at the top position inside the window. Using AllWebMenus, you can adjust the scrolling direction to "None" (static menu), "Vertical only", "Horizontal only", or "Both Horizontal and Vertical". In this example we used the value "Vertical" for the <Menu Floats on Scroll> property. Similarly, you can use this feature to keep a navigation menu always visible on the left side of the page. You may also use the "Advanced Floating Menu Add-in" for extra customization.
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