Menu Making
Muriel Pelley
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It seems that every change I make occurs with both the main UberMenu and the footer UberMenu. I want a bar at the top but not at the bottom where the footer menu is and I want the footer menu font to be smaller. I wish they would put a font size change in edit mode for each menu section. Right now, the footer and main menu fonts are the same size but I want the footer font menu smaller with no background color/bar.
The UberMenu will only apply the settings from Appearance > UberMenu > Main UberMenu Configuration. If you only want to display UberMenu in the navbar and the default menu in the footer, simply go to Appearance > UberMenu > Main UberMenu Configuration > Automatic Integration Theme Location and uncheck the Footer Menu.
I can see that you are using Pro theme. If you want to customize the default menu in the footer, it is best that you create a custom footer in Pro > Footers and make it your global footer. You can insert the Navigation inline element to display the menu items. You can easily weak the menu items when using the Navigation Inline elements. Please check this out:
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Create a new text box for each of your dishes so you can easily drag and drop the items around and fully customize your restaurant menu design. Create your own menus using a template, or start from scratch and customize the entire design to fit your tastes.
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MenuAdventures takes user input as menu choices, rather than unconstrained text. I think this will allow for a much more enjoyable player experience, because players will not have to guess what words the parser will recognize. Moreover, I think this will enhance dialog with non-player characters. Because dialog options are specified by the game designer, they can be much more nuanced.
MenuAdventures features a flexible boolean trait system. This allows you to create nouns with creative combinations of traits, such as edible boxes, or talking bananas. Beyond MenuAdventures, I think this system could serve as a model of how traits might be designed for Base Julia.
I think some very basic dummy examples would be more than enough to catch attention! Usually I like to see those four layers of great documentation from which you already covered the most tedious one (the low level API).
Given that 66 people (at most) clicked on the link as of now and only 8 likes were given is not due to the fact that people do not like it, but most people do not spend more than a few seconds to skim through the readme and they just forget about it when they do not see it action
This is actually only a few lines of javascript code to make it work. I have my own javacode for the nestable nav menu so the submenu links work. If I had time, I would make the the anchor links work.
If the problem still exists. Unfortunately, Bricks does not set a class for active navigation elements, which is a real omission. Hopefully it will be fixed soon. Until then you can create them yourself with a JavaScript code.
First of all, please excuse my bad English. Assuming you use the standard navigation (the old one) and a template for the header (but it should also work if you integrate the navigation menu directly into the one-pager).
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I'm really not sure what to do now. I seriously need to make a hamburger menu for a webpage. When the media query gets to a certain screen size, the original navbar disappears, but now I need some good code for the actual hamburger. I've looked at about every codepen and I'm still lost.
I would recommend using an icon from a font if you happen to have a lot of icons on your site, or already have a icon font integrated. This can bring up a few accessibility issues, but those can be addressed.
If you have a lot of icons, and don't wish to use an icon font, then SVG sprites are the way to go. This, however, can be much more complicated if you don't know much about SVGs and how they work. Icon Fonts tend to have a lot of libraries of pre-made icon sets with all the CSS included, whereas I don't know of much the same for SVG sprites, so, you would have to make your own, either out of the SVGs of other icons, or from your own custom made icons.
This is honestly the simplest way to get you're hamburger icon. either create the icon yourself, or get the SVG from another icon, and open that SVG in a text editor like Atom or Sublime Text. You can then copy and paste that code directly to the spot in your document where you need it. SVGs are XML documents, so they work just fine in HTML documents.
Now, if you are looking for a pre-made icon font, then you can look to places like IcoMoon where they have a few free sets that aren't enormous, and they allow you to build your own and download it as a ready to go font. They have instructions on how to do this on their site.
Now, if you're bringing in your font from a CDN, then you need to follow the instructions that are presented by those who provide the font. However, if you are bringing a font in to your project, then here's what it will basically look like:
These will usually respect their container's size and font properties. Also a small side note, while there are those who use the i element to display icons like this, it is actually semantically incorrect, and so instead I elect to use span elements.
Now, SVG sprites are a bit of a different story all together, and I really wouldn't suggest it unless you know your way around SVGs. However, The basic idea is that you have a bunch of icons in a single SVG element, set the display property for that element to none and then use the IDs of the icons in that element as reference for inserting the icons wherever you need them on the page. This works a lot like Icon fonts, or even old image sprites.
Do you mean toggle the allow menu option off and have leader wait on?
I think I tried that. I guess i should have mentioned that i wanted the admin to be able to unmute/remute.
(i was able to add the option to mute/unmute everyone but the user could always press * and unmute themselves.)
Which file is the override conf file? I think I tried building my own but I guess I was putting it in the wrong file because it just added the menu instead of overriding. I put it in confbridge_custom.conf and I also tried putting it in extension_override_freepbx.conf.
How I would do it is: copy the entire conference bridge logic from the FreePBX file to the override file. Then delete the one line that allows for user mute/unmute. When you do this the GUI controls for that conference bridge will no longer function. Changes would need to be made in the override file.
Or
In extension_custom.conf build out a complete conference bridge, using the linked document I provided.
; confbridge_custom.conf:
; This file can be used to add user configurations. Examples might include adding manual
; settings to the [default_user] and [default_bridge] sections that FreePBX does not
; currently generate and for FreePBX 2.10 there is currently no plan to be able to
; configure those settings. It should be noted that the dialplan does use the dialplan
; CONFBRIDGE() function to configure various settings which will override anything
; explicitly set here and thus needs to be configured in the GUI, but settings not
; controlled in the GUI can be added here and should apply.
;
#include confbridge_custom.conf "
I am rather new to this whole squarespace community and have no experience building websites. I am building a website for my work. We offer language courses. My idea was to have a drop down menu to display the different courses. However the drop-down menu I build during the trial membership is not working anymore because we only use the basic plan and I cannot enter custom-code. Is there any other way to make a dropdown menu without custom code? Or any other idea to make the language courses clearly structured?
If using Squarespace 7.1, you make a drop down menu on your site by creating a folder and then adding pages to it. So in your case you would add a folder called 'courses' which will then display in the navigation. You then create pages for each course and drag them into the folder. Then when you hover over 'courses' in the navigation, the individual course pages should appear as a drop down menu.
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