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All Horizontal Menus
The All Horizontal Menus sample is useful for websites with limited space. This menu has all sub menus and sub sub menus set to horizontal. Note that this sample needs plently of horizonal space for the sub menus. This menu may not be suitable for lower resolution screen. However, the font sizes can be lowerd and line breaks can be added to ensure that the menu items use less horizontal space. Absolute positioning is achieved by setting a Top & Left value in the data file. This will position the menu in exactly the same location on all browsers. If you need to position the menu relative to other objects or relative to page dimensions, you can use one of the many menu positioning techniques that are built into the Milonic DHTML Menu. You can also declare the main menus position as relative. All of the parameters for menus must be entered after the menus with(milonic=new menuname("menuname")){ declaration and before any menu items have been declared. For more details on menu properties, please visit the menu properties page here: Menu Properties Quick Reference The "screenposition" parameter will set the menu to one of 3 vertical and/or one of 3 horizontal positions. left, center, right or top, middle, bottom. You can also combine a horizontal position with a vertical position. for example screenposition="center;middle"; will position the menu in the center of your page and keep it there, even if the user resizes the browser window. Please note the use of semi colons to separate the 2 properties. Additional tweaking of the position can be achieved by using offsets. These are declared for the top & left properties. All offsets must be enclosed inside quotes and the syntax is left="offset=-100"; or top="offset=200"; In order to set the position of the menu to relative, you will need to declare a position of "relative" within the menu parameter area with position="relative"; This will allow you to embed the menu inside a table cell or within the natural flow of the document. Even more positioning can be achieved with the following samples Attached to a Table Cell and Positioned with Offsets