I have problems with actions and mainly: “Navigation Css”, which I can not manage to include in a html block.
In the “Insert” menu, when I choose “Action block” for a html block, the “Navigation Css” action does not appear. I only have “Navigation Menu” and “Navigation Bar”.
Here is the information I gathered:
I have Freeway 7.1.1 Pro
In the “Edit Actions” menu, the “Navigation Css” action, dated 08/07/2015, is not displayed in bold font !! (On the contrary, “Navigation menu” is in bold)
In the “Edit Action” menu, when I ask to install “Navigation Css”, a window asks me to choose a FreewayPro file. But which and where?
When I want to upgrade to Freeway, a message says: “Error updating!” An error occurred while retrieving update information. Check your internet connection and try new". While I’m connected. Usually Freeway announced that I was up to date.
How do I reinstall the “Navigation Css” action?
How can I access the Freeway update again?
Thank you in advance for your help.
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I think you want to select the HTML item that you wish to become a menu and Item>Actions>CSS Menus will do what you want.
David
Thanks for the reply David. But I have already tried many things:
A simple html block
A block html nested in another block (and I’m good in Css, the borders are green)
Type a space in the block
Delete From Relative Layout
But each time the “CSS Menus” action does not appear in the “Insert Menu” / “Action Block”. I have only the actions “Navigation bar” and “Navigation menu” that are present and can then open in the Actions window.
I also searched the actions on my hard disk by typing:
/ Users / michelbellot / Library / Application Support / Freeway Pro /
The three folders “Actions”, “Plugins”, “Templates” are empty!
The French forum allowed me to find the solution. I went to the “Insert” menu to create a “Menus Css” action (where it does not appear), while you had to go through the “Item” menu (where it is visible)!
This may seem obvious, but not for me: inserting an action into a block (or item?) or adding an action to a block (or item?) should offer the same possibilities.
Thanks again and sorry for Google Translate
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Yes. But critical for your success will be to turn off the WYSIWYG part of your brain. Think of the list as a data source that the Action will use (like a database) to run through its algorithm and create the menu elements. Don’t think of it as anything other than a source of text and relationships (parent/child). Above all, don’t style it at all, and don’t try to make it look good. You will do all of those steps in the Action interface, not in the inspector or styles palette.
Walter
On May 19, 2017, at 6:22 AM, agallagher email@hidden wrote:
Hi Dave Does the HTML item still need to be a list for it to become a menu?
Cheers Ant