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Hello, we have released a new version of AllWebMenus Pro: Version 5.3 build #918.

Check out What's New

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

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

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

Support Case Month: April 2012
Initial Email Subject: I feel dumb, but I can not see how to implement image placement

Initial Email From: Kim

Reply From: Likno Customer Support

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

Support Case Month: April 2012
Initial Email Subject: Preview Menu

Initial Email From: Gary

Reply From: Likno Customer Support

Hello!

We have released new versions of AllWebMenus Pro: Version 5.3 build #878 and #876.

Check out What's New:

- Added support for positioning the menu using a custom "class" attribute instead if the "id" attribute. This can be useful when your authoring tool or CMS does not allow you to edit the "ID" attribute (or the "ID" values change dynamically) but does allow you to add/edit the "Class" attribute.
For example: <span class="menupositioner">&nbsp;</span>

- The "Custom Values" interface is no longer available when the UL/LI population option is selected, because the menu items are dynamically produced by "LI" page elements and the script cannot determine which menu items should get custom values. Therefore, only the generic "Assigned Style" can be used on menu items or groups.

- Fixed an issue with vertical "Menu Floats on Scroll" on iPad and Android.

- Fixed a (Mozilla only) issue where the item image was not properly aligned vertically.

- Fixed an issue in the Preview Pane when the positioning was on the right side and the border was large.

- Updated the "AllWebMenus Add-In" for Expression Web 4.
Get it here: http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/DropDownCSSMenu

- Improved the positioning of the application forms when dual monitors are used.

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

- Fixed an issue where a group which was triggered manually didn't work as expected and produced javascript errors.

- Fixed an issue with double slash "//".

- Fixed an issue with UL/LI when using the "onclick" event with "this.href".

- Fixed an issue where separators did not work in a cross frame environment.

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

In rare cases your AllWebMenus menu might be some pixels away for a specific browser. Thus you need to apply to this menu the appropriate x,y offset values for this browser only. In other words you need to apply in your menu browser specific offsets.

To do that you just have to click on the "Menu Positioning" button. In the window that will appear you must click on the "Click for Browser-specific offsets" button and define properly the offsets for the specific browser (see the image below).

Finally, recompile your menu and re-upload the appropriate files if you have it (i.e. the menu) online.