Pure CSS menu?

I'm looking to replace the main nav menu, which uses tables, with a pure css one that uses valid html.  There are a couple of css menus for sale in the market, but they don't have list items.

I've also read up on the stand-alone option that a couple of guys have been working on but it would need to be called through JS and that doesn't work for me.

Anyone done this?

Quote · 24 Apr 2010

What's wrong with the existing menu?  You can apply just about any styling you want to it.  Your members aren't going to care how the menu is coded.

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Quote · 24 Apr 2010

I'm just trying to trim some of the fat off the program to make it speedier.

Quote · 25 Apr 2010

The difference between a table based menu verses a list with css menu is not going to cut much fat. I suggest getting rid of the menus roll over images and go with colors specified in CSS. That will trim a lot more fat.

Also get rid of the flash promo area if you have not already done so. Thats a giant nasty pile of cellulite there.


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Quote · 25 Apr 2010

Check here:

http://www.boonex.com/unity/extensions/tag/css%20menu

Aramis have lots of such menus :)

Quote · 25 Apr 2010

I figured out what all of the mess I was dealing with was.  It was the member menu.  All tables and a huge bloat, and loaded before everything else.  Turned it off and things are much smoother now. However...

I am unable to find the actual template that has the code that changes the nav menu itself.  I want to get rid of the in-line style.  I need to add an image to the left of the nav menu, but I'm unable to do so because the top-menu inline class for the table sets the width.  Anyone know what file it is in?

Quote · 30 Apr 2010

I think you'll find what you're looking for in templates/base/scripts/BxBaseMenu.php

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Quote · 30 Apr 2010

That was exactly what I was looking for.  getting the hang of how this is structured.  Much appreciated.

Quote · 30 Apr 2010
 
 
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