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Knowledge Base support case for AllWebMenus, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.

Initial Email From: User 
Initial Email Subject: How to link the menu in the page 
Support Case Month: December 2013

Hi,

I have created my menu, but I am not sure how to link it to my pages.

Thank you.

Reply From: Likno Customer Support

Hello,

The general steps to Link your menu to your pages are:

Step 1: After you have finished you menu creation, click on Compile, Project Properties window will appear (if you compile it for the first time) and you need to specify a Site Root Folder. Then, click OK

Step 2: You will be prompted to Link your menu to the pages you wanted it to appear. You select the pages from the left pane and by clicking the right arrows you move those pages to the right pane. This means that in those pages you will link your menu.

When you are finished with selecting the pages click on Link.

If you still don't see the menu in your pages, you need to check the positioning settings, as you may have positioned it relative to an element or an image that does not exist in your page yet.

Thank you!

Kind Regards,  

Aggelos Tsakonas
www.likno.com
Powerful javascript menus (CSS menus/drop-down menus/sliding menus), web trees, buttons, tabs, modals, tooltips, accordions, scrollers, designs for your websites!

Hello!

We have released a new version of AllWebMenus Pro: Version 5.3 build #892.

Check out What's New

- New feature: "Link & Run Other Likno Projects (from menu)".
You can now link (and run) other Likno Projects (for example a "Likno Tooltips Project") on the same pages where this menu is also linked to. This is like adding the "linking code" of such Likno Projects on the same pages (but without actually doing so!).

Read how we use this feature on our own website (Use Case)

- Fixed some minor issues of the recently introduced "Image Sets" feature.

- Fixed a copy-paste issue in the Style Editor and Tree Structure.

- Fixed a positioning issue in IE (certain cases only), especially for RTL (Right-to-Left) menu implementations (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, etc.).

- Fixed an issue where window.unload didn't function as expected (IE only).

- Fixed an issue where the items appeared wider than expected when a style value was used in the page's CSS for "width" (Opera and Safari only).

- Fixed an issue related to our Dreamweaver Extension for Dreamweaver version 6.

All features here: http://www.likno.com/allwebmenusinfo.html

Download the new version of our CSS menu builder at http://www.likno.com/download.html

Hey everybody,

We have released a new version of AllWebMenus Pro: Version 5.3 build #866.

Check out What's New:

- Improved iPhone support. Now if you "touch" an item with an open submenu, the submenu closes.

- Improved the behavior of "floating menus" so that their movement does not appear flickering.

- In "Link Compiled Menu..." the filetype dropdown box now remembers the last user selection.

- Added the ability to change the Start Menu group during the installation.

- Fixed an issue where the "Advanced Floating" feature with the "Instantly" option did not work properly. Also, changed the behavior so that if the "Floating Movement Ends" object doesn't exist in the page, the floating ends at the end of page.

- Fixed an issue where a warning appeared related to an "aRsF function" (Safari only).

- Fixed an issue where the "Unfolding effect" did not clip subgroups as it should (Opera 11+ only).

- Fixed an issue where the Generic Sitemap did not work properly. Also the default view changed.

- Fixed an issue where a group didn't appear on mouse over of parent item, if this item was auto highlighted without opening the group automatically on page load.

- Server-Side menus set to have "cursor: auto" now have "hand" instead of "arrow" for all dynamic items.

Download the new version at http://www.likno.com/download.html

If you have a menu built by AllWebMenus Pro that you need to unlink from your pages due to some issues related with the Linking Code instance (e.g. the src attribute of the Linking Code which indicates the path of the menu's JavaScript file is incorrect) you have to do the following:

1. Open your menu's project using your AllWebMenus Pro application.
2. Start a normal link procedure clicking on the "Link Menu" button (see Image1 below).
3. Choose the pages from which you want to unlink your menu, hold the Control button (ctrl) and click the "Link" button. When you hold the Control button, the "Link" button will change to "Unlink" button (see Image2 below).

Image1:

Image2:

This is the easiest, fastest and recommended way to remove a Lininking Code instance from your page(s); removing the Linking Code instance from your page, you unlink your menu Afterwards, you are able to re-link your menu.