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New component available!
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We've just released our new component for users of Fusion 4, 5, MX,
and 7. It's called Cascadia and is the answer to having fast-
loading, jaw-dropping, professional menus on your website. Words
can't do it justice, so visit the website to see it in action!
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This is just one of the many cool things you'll be seeing from BitMotion
over the next several months. Personally, I think there's never been a
better time to be a Fusion user. We're already on a fourth update to
Fusion 7, and there's talk of the another version coming down the pipe!
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Depends on the form element and the browser. I believe that drop-downs
will sometimes obscure the menu in IE but other form objects are okay.
For rotating pictures, it should show up on top though I haven't
experimented with that.
I do have it on a page with a form, and it shows up over the form with no
problem.
One quirk I did find is that you can't have a <center> and </center>
anywhere. I had it in some embedded HTML, and it caused IE to not be able
to display the screen.
So far, I've been testing it on a local publish. I'll probably test for
another day before I upload it.
As others have said, it is very configurable and easy to set up.
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If you're putting <center> after the <body> tag, you'll also need to
include the closing </center> before the closing </body> tag. For some
reason, IE doesn't like having an unclosed tag. We're updating the
component to look for a <center> tag without a closing </center> tag and
automatically add the missing tag in for you.
I suspect the problem was that it was also included in some html I had
downloaded for making some links from my pages, which also had embedded
centers... Every page that had this on it would crash after I added
cascadia. It was ok before, and ok after I removed these extra centers.
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Thanks
Mike
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If you add <center> right after the beginning of body, make sure you
also add </center> right before the closing body tag </body>.
Thanks, I'll check into this. Could you provide a URL or sample HTML
which would cause the problem?
congratulation to a perfect and one of the best components i´ve ever seen!
We introduced that component in the NOF-Club.
I´ve mailed Werner some suggestions with screenshots...
Very good work. I´m very impressed and as i saw it i said:
Wewey! Thats exact what NOF-Users need. Would be pretty nice if Photos or
Fusion Styles could be included, too.
Greetings
Michael
Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
> We introduced that component in the NOF-Club.
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> I´ve mailed Werner some suggestions with screenshots...
>
> Very good work. I´m very impressed and as i saw it i said:
> Wewey! Thats exact what NOF-Users need. Would be pretty nice if Photos
> or Fusion Styles could be included, too.
Suggestions are being taken for future upgrade versions, so let me know
what you'd like to see in it. How do you anticipate Fusion styles being
used?