anyone can help me create a menu that works like this on this page:https://www.cabinet-maker.co.uk/ for mobile.
I mean menu buttons and search, I really like it but I do not know how to create one, I'm new and I wanted to create one in my own blog.
You don't need a plugin, you can use plain JavaScript. I made a quick fiddle of it here:
https://jsfiddle.net/rajoh4bp/8/
Hover Over The Retail Navigation Bar Option Once You Are There.
You can use one of the jQuery plugins. For example https://mmenujs.com/ or https://corenav.com/index.html. Actually, there are a lot of menus, just google them and choose one of your favorite.
You can make some fancy css3 menus by starting from nothing. You can add javascript or not.
Even w3school have a cool little tutorial about mobile menus :)
The most important thing to learn in webdesign is the vocabulary, so you can make efficient searches queries and find immediately what your are searching for.
For this request, the important words are "menu" and "slide". And you find another w3school tutorial :)
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I am designing a website using vue.js (vue-cli3) and,
I am in need of designing a select list, that looks similar to the below image
I have currently done some minor designing like, changing the arrow icon, etc. i would like to know if there are any dropdown packages that can be used or if some one can point out any tutorials that i can refer to design an html select.
For your problem, you should have a look at : https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_dropdown.asp
or : https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_css_dropdown_navbar_click
For your future problems of that sort, you should have a look throughout w3schools.com's entire website. You'll probably find almost everything you are looking for!
So how can I make a slide button like in the picture below using ionic framework ?
Awesome question!!
In CSS or the web community in general it is called a Toggle button. According to ionic's official website, what you call it, will not get the results you are looking for.
Here is the official code snippet:
<ion-toggle ng-model="airplaneMode" toggle-class="toggle-calm">Airplane Mode</ion-toggle>
And here is the Official Codepen that goes with it
And if you have anymore of these related questions you should check out the official docs!
Happy developing!
Edit:
What you are wanting I think isn't completely possible with ionic, if I find a better solution I will share, but I seem to be stumped now :/
Edit2: I am starting to conclude as bad as it seems, that this isn't but only common to e.g. IOS, but not finding it in any examples, just standard toggle buttons. The animation is done as though it was a checkbox. So essentially you are checking it. It just looks different. You may have to engineer this yourself. Again I will add a better solution if I find one, but as for now, I don't think there is a way to get it exactly as you wish.
I know that this is not real coding issue question but I can't find god resources about this topic.
Although there are few tutorial none of them explain in details with good example how to style dnn menu.
What is the "real world" way to style dnn navigation menu skin?
By the navigation menu I think of menu similar to this:
http://cmstutorials.org/tutorial/view/how_to_build_a_kick_butt_css3_mega_drop_down_menu
http://www.red-team-design.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/css3-dropdown-menu-demo.html
The secret to really learning DNN is to find a skin that looks like you want, and then modify it from there. Unfortunately Skinning tutorials never materialized for the platform (along with a lot of other documentation)
I use the MinimalExtropy - index 1280 skin on my site with a container of MinimalExtropy - Title_Grey, you can them here: http://dnnskins.codeplex.com/releases/view/73347 . If you add a page to the menu it is added to a horizontal bar. Any pages that are children of that page show up in a drop down menu when you hover over it. Hope this helps!
First, it would help to know which menu system you are using. Hopefully, your skin uses the newer DDR menu, as it is reasonably well documents in the DNN Wiki at dnnsoftware.com. This is also information for the older NAV menu, and you can easily replace that with DDR with no other changes required.
As for tutorials, there are some really good skinning tutorials available at DNNCreative.com (disclaimer: subscription is required, and I do work for DNNCreative. In spite of that, the tutorials are really good.)
I want to make a form with dropdownlists like the ones on the site Nafham.com website exactly (with the headers on hover on first one and multiple columns). Are there any ready scripts for that? Is it possible to do the exact thing in Twitter Bootstrap? I am new to HTML5 so I appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
With reference to your comment above, there is a difference between stealing and gaining inspiration. So far for Off-Topic
When i understand you correctly, you want a dropdown menu with multiple columns. This can be relatively easy done with simple CSS. Learn about basic CSS and try to implent your own version, based on the bootstrap dropdown, if you like.
Correct me if i missed anything.
Im attempting to re-create the following layout seen in the screenshot below.
I wanted to ask whats the best way to go about creating the menu and content section.. im not quite sure on how to join the selected menu option with the content section, any advice would be great
Also should i use ul/li for the menu?
And the top menu bar (where is says create) should i use a big div, with each item as spans inside?
thanks for any help
In order to recreate this layout, you will need to learn a variety of concepts.
First, how to style an unordered list ( <ul><li> ) to work as navigation.
Second, you will need to learn how to position elements, either through using float:left|right or position:absolute|relative.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, you will need to learn how to use either Google Chrome's Developer Tools or Mozilla Firefox's Firebug, as these are indispensable tools for reading and writing html/css. Specifically, you will need these tools in order to inspect the code for other websites to see how they implemented their design. This is perhaps one of the best ways to learn code (at least it was for me).
Providing a detailed description of how to do all of this would take too long and really detract from the valuable learning experience you will get from googling, fiddling around in the original source code, and trying to recreate it in your own site. If at any point in that stage you have trouble implementing something, then by all means come back to stackoverflow and ask for help :)