Check out www.vocas.com - it is built with D7. In the menu's even views list are shown which dynamically update to show the most popular items from a section etc...
As i think it really enhances the site useage i would hereby like to thank the authors for this great module!
Excellent - Demo shows good support for touch devices (which is more than I can say for Mega-menu - not sure about Giga-menu?).
Hope this works as well with Drupal 6.
One thing is that the menu does not seem to be aligned properly in ie6. Not sure if this is a problem with the website or with the module. Any clarification would be useful.
Touch devices work fine indeed. Only thing is that on Android you have to hold the link for some time and it will expand. On iOS you can just touch once and it will expand. This difference is however not caused by MMP but by the different implementations of the browsers themselves (iOS is just better in this).
Yes, I am afraid there are still quite a few users, especially in government and educational organisations that are still forced to use ie6, and probably will be for a few years to come. Keeps me busy anyway.
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damienmckennaAm hoping to have a few production sites using this fairly soon...
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digibeetle commentedCheck out www.vocas.com - it is built with D7. In the menu's even views list are shown which dynamically update to show the most popular items from a section etc...
As i think it really enhances the site useage i would hereby like to thank the authors for this great module!
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damienmckenna@digibeetle: Thanks for that, I'll list it on the project page as soon as I get write access :)
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2dareis2do commentedExcellent - Demo shows good support for touch devices (which is more than I can say for Mega-menu - not sure about Giga-menu?).
Hope this works as well with Drupal 6.
One thing is that the menu does not seem to be aligned properly in ie6. Not sure if this is a problem with the website or with the module. Any clarification would be useful.
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digibeetle commentedie6 support - are you serious ;-)
Touch devices work fine indeed. Only thing is that on Android you have to hold the link for some time and it will expand. On iOS you can just touch once and it will expand. This difference is however not caused by MMP but by the different implementations of the browsers themselves (iOS is just better in this).
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2dareis2do commentedYes, I am afraid there are still quite a few users, especially in government and educational organisations that are still forced to use ie6, and probably will be for a few years to come. Keeps me busy anyway.
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damienmckennaLets close this and handle it in #1425336: Example sites?.