A guide to multilingual Joomla 2.5 websites.
Since version 1.6 Joomla! offers a language manager and a switcher built in, now you can create a site in different languages without external components like was before.
Since version 1.6 Joomla! offers a language manager and a switcher built in, now you can create a site in different languages without external components like was before.
The one-page layout is one of the popular web design trends to have taken the Internet by storm in 2013. Obviously, single page websites have been around since the Internet became popular, but the graphic concept has evolved to create a better UX (User Experience). So, by using a top menu users don’t have to… Continue reading →
A common question we get on the forums or ticket system is How do I change the height of the Main Menu bar in GK template(s). Answer to that question is quite easy but it may depends what template and logo type you have used in your project.
You have probably seen menu items separated into two, three or more columns inside the Menu; by adding this ability to an easily accessible navigation area, web designers may combine a professional look with increased navigational capabilities. In this guide we will show you how to create such a useful sub-menu.
You’ll usually want to associate modules with content or website navigation in some way. You might have seen that in a few of our templates (for example GK Game) we have inserted some modules into the menu as objects.
This article describes how to customize the way users see menu by choosing your preferred font styles, size and colors. You can change the font in any part of Joomla Gavick template (for example, Main menu).
One of the fundamental things in Joomla web design in reference to usability is navigation. By default our templates’ use of colors, highlights and mouse-over effects simplifies detection of the items that are being searched by the user.
Gavern Framework have it’s configuration of Menu (navigation) in two different places.