Internet Showroom

[Lonesome Walker]

THANKS for your help.

Hm, why don't other cms-projects have such a good community?
I've been playing with Joomla, Redaxo and many more, but never been so creative and constructive like here.

Maybe, because these cms are a bit too complicated?

My customers like the way they can handle the site.
They don't have to go deep inside the technic, it's pretty easy.

Do the project-founder think about an massive marketing-campaign?
If they do, let me know, i'll support them wherever possible.

PS:

Have also a look at the show_menu2 from brofield. This Menu modul has a nice breadcrumb function too and produces valid code.

Touche, but it looks too complicated for me

[Vincent]

Good to know it's built in, Matthias.

[ruebenwurzel]

Hello,

the function <?php show_breadcrumbs(); ?> is a built in function from WB. And I'm pretty shure that the parameters are the same as on improved menu (both is written and implemented in WB from Stefan). so i think it is not necessary to add a new function to the template, only add the call at the place you want it.

Have also a look at the show_menu2 from brofield. This Menu modul has a nice breadcrumb function too and produces valid code.

Matthias

[Vincent]

Download and install the snippet or use the one attached (I'm not sure if it's the latest version, but it works fine), and replace in your index.php the word Untermenu with the code I wrote in my last post.

Regards,
Vincent

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[Lonesome Walker]

How to implement that?
Just the snippet instead of the Untermenü?

Well, didn't think of that, THANKS!!!

PS: You can be sure, if this Showroom has finished, a donation is required 

[Vincent]

You could consider to install the breadcrumb snippet and put this code <?php new_breadcrumbs('',1,false,0);?>  where it now says Untermenü. It'll replace the word Untermenü  with the parent of the submenu.

Good luck,

Vincent

[englishdingbat]

It is very nice, i like it lots.!!!

[Lonesome Walker]

Pushin' it up, because changing some major design elements...

[Lonesome Walker]

Well, based upon one of the most powerfull CMS of the world  i was able to create this page:
(still under development, but you can imagine, how it will go on...)

http://www.internet-showroom.de


But the best i like: i defined a pseudo class, so you're able to drag and drop some elements.
(try it on the start page, the menu and every text is drag-able...)
Works on almost every browser (only Safari on Mac sucks...)
I need testers for *nix based systems, i.e. Konqueror.
Anybody here?


Lonesome Walker