By Mateo1041 on

Hi all,

Our restaurant menus are pretty boring right now and display in plain text format w/ a lot of page scrolling required. We'd like to break them up into sections and add section thumbnails. Any ideas on modules or Drupal GUIs we can use to make this the most user-friendly for web visitors?

Here's an example of the tiered structure we're working with:

Main restaurant page
-- Breakfast
---- Eggs
---- Pancakes
---- Sides
---- Skillets
-- Lunch
---- Burgers
---- Sandwiches
---- Desserts
-- Dinner
---- Pasta
---- Soups
---- Desserts
---- Favorites

We've tried pages linked to other pages w/ manual coding, but it's messy and not good for usability. Ideally, we'd love something with consistent navigation, perhaps show/hide DIVs to make sections appear instantaneously, and reusable for our other menus.

Any ideas? Thanks.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

Comments

WorldFallz’s picture

WorldFallz commented

You can do a lot with no code using views and http://drupal.org/project/quicktabs.

Mateo1041’s picture

Mateo1041 commented

Thanks. That looks like a good option. I could then probably use some kind of gallery with menu text in a lightbox for each "tab". Something I'll need to figure out is how best to show an image or image alongside text in the "tab" portion.