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Old 09-15-2009, 09:46 PM
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Default Flyouts Menu's

Have spent the past several weeks, and more time than I want to admit, trying to find a decent Vertical Flyout Menu...After reading and visiting, probably more than fifty sites, I am finding that the Vertical Flyout is not quite user friendly at this time.

Would like to get some opinions on Vertical menus, types, problems, praises, if you have any, or what you prefer for a major site, with lots of page links.
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Old 09-15-2009, 09:59 PM
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When you have a lot of pages i prefer to have drop down menus for each major topic and then for items in those drop down menus (when you mouse over) that also have many pages have their own drop down menu. For example

section1 >
S1.item1>
S1.item2> (then say S1.item2 has a few pages in itselft)
S1.Item2.page1
S1.Item2.page2
S1.Item2.page3
S1.item3>
etc....

You can also do that for a vertical menu.

Thats just my preference though, you can also do other menu styles to handle many pages. You could have a fixed vertical main menu that holds the main sections then each section has it's own vertical menu. If that makes sense.

There my thoughts

Oh and a problem with the drop down menus when you mouse over them is that they can be a bit harder to code if you are not experienced. Where as a fixed menu is much easier. You can find some preset code for navigation menus if you are coding it yourself, that could help a bit, might take a little while to find though.
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damn, it took away all my spacing in my little navigation menu hope you still understand it
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