1) I have a menu control which is using a SiteMapDataSource. This is bound to a .sitemap file. I have the orientation property set to horizontal, but for some strange reason it still displays vertical. I can't for the life of me figure out why it's doing this. Am I doing something wrong here?
2) Is there a way to not display the root (Home) directory on my menu control? I only want to show Customer Support, Technician Support, Administration, and Site Map on the control.
I did make my menus turn to horizontal. But I have no clue how to put my home and sign out menu together in the menus. As it is separated because I am using linkbutton for both button.
Using an ASP.NET 3.5 menu control set to horizontal, is there a way to specify that only a certain node of the menu displays? For example, let's say I have a vertical menu on the left side of the master page that is tied to a sitemap and displays these nodes. The submenus would be dynamic and only display when the root node is hovered.
Main Page Second Page Sub Menu 1 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Sub Menu 2 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3
A certain (powerful) group of my users will always be going straight to the pages in Sub Menu 1 and pretty much never touching the other pages. They would like a sub-master page that is based on the parent master page so that the primary vertical menu and the sitemappath are all still there but the sub-master page will contain a horizontal menu control that only displays the the Sub Menu 1 node, like this:
Sub Menu 1 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3
Is there a way to set up the menu control to start displaying at a certain node level so the parent nodes and sibling nodes aren't displayed or would this require maintaining a separate sitemap file? I hope this makes sense.
My menu control is in horizotal style and i want to show it's dynamic item also in horizontal style too, by default they are vertical. Plus the arrow(Static pop-out image) to be shown vertical rather horizotal which is by default. How to do that ?
For the ASP.NET Menu Server Control whose RenderMode is set to "List", there is an "Orientation" property which decides whether the menu would render as a horizontal or a vertical menu. I have compared the two HTML source code and was unable to find out which part of the HTML/CSS code set the orientation of the menu(unordered list).
I am porting an ASP.NET 2.0 project to VS 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0. I have the asp.menu set up to go horizontally across the top of my master page. This works pretty good, but I have a couple of pages that take a long time to load a lot of data (that is another issue though). The problem that I am having is that when these slow pages load the menu is initially vertical and then switches to horizontal. This looks so bad that I had initially thought that it was displaying my sitemap page. I just want it to draw properly (horizontal) to begin with.
Also, the content page has a script manager with CDNenable set to true.
I am using VS 2010 and ASP.NET 4.0. I have the ASP:Menu in the top of my master page and it's orientation property is set to horizontally. I have a problem with some pages that take a long time to load data. The problem I am having is that when these slow pages load, the menu is initially vertical and then switches to horizontal after few seconds which doen't look good. I have tried to change Orientation in MenuItemDataBound but no difference.
I've built a website with a Horizontal Menubar at the the top of the site, it works fine the only problem is now that i have added more items to the website map it has now grown wider than the site, so what i would like it to do is when it gets to a certain width drop down and start adding the node links underneath. i tried setting the width property of the <asp:menu> but this did not seem to do anything at all. I could obviously add a second menubar linking to another sitemap but i would like to be as dynamic as posssible. Plus the menu is baseed around the role structure so some users may only see 5 items where admins, supervisors etc may see around 30 level 1 menu items with multiple subitems. so in short how to i make the menu wrap round to the next line when a certain length is reached
I know that the code depicted below will not work but I am including it to convey the idea of what I wish to accomplish. I want to use a different SiteMap to construct the menu on the displayed page for each of three different classes of service (COS).
I set a session variable named "COS" at the login and want to test its value prior to rendering each page. I want to display a menu based upon the appropriate COS. Here is my first stab at it but I know that I cannot include <asp:...> controls within the "case" statements. Can anyone suggest methods of doing this? I know C# and can use that but I do not know how to select the proper sitemap within the <menu> control. I am also using a CSS in my production version.
I recently converted a VS 2008 project to 2010 and without any provocation or warning, the later version very rudely scrunched together the nice menu I had along the top of the page, like this:In other words, the red menu at the top used to be distributed evenly across the page. I use the SiteMapDataSource and Menu control for the menu. Any ideas why this occurred and how to fix it?
I have a usercontrol with horizontal menu list items. I want my submenu items to auto size according to the longest submenu item width.It is working
as expected with my css code in firefox but not in IE. Im using IE 8.
Below i copied my codes, just copy css code in a file and name it NewCss.css. Then copy user-control, master page and default page in a test project and see the result appearing for me.
Can we include vertical menus inside of horizontal menu?? I want to dynamically add vertical menus( the values of the items inside of that are driven from the database) to a horizontal menu to get a tab strip like look and feel.Further is there an other way to making this process dynamic so that adding some values to the database drives the menus that appear on my page?
I would like to continue my background image to the right end of the content holder and keep the menu items over on the left of the content holder. Does this make sense? For example, my menu items are dynamically loaded. Sometimes I have only two (Guest and Member). Right now my background image ends rignt after the "Member" item but I want the image to continue across the page. It is important to note that setting the "width" property in the CSS stretches the items across the page and this is not what I seek. Here's a bit of code.
I saw a horizontal menu bar on CNN that used scolling images. The bar had arrows on eithe end to scroll the imagessmoothly to the left or right. Additionally clicking on one of the images filled a dsiplay area below the bar with information relatinh to the image. I prefer CSS only but if I must use JScript then I will.
I haven't been able to find any code to do this and don't have the knowledge yet to write it myself. I saw one site that said I could get code similiar to what I need but then it never gave a link to download it. My boss wants it on our web page if I can make it happen.
I am using Menu control with CSSFriendlyAdapters to create a horizontal drop-down menu. However, I have page where there is an image gallery built as a flash object just below the top tier of the menu. If I click on an item that has submenu items the drop-down items go behind the flash object and you can't see them to click on them.The menu is defined in the masterpage. how to get round this without moving / changing the look of the page. Can the menu be set to be in front of the flash object?
