Snapsis CSS Navigation Menu 3.1

Your best choice for a completely configurable, quick loading, and SEO ready navigaion menu.
If you develop your own skins for personal use or to sell, you'll never need another navigation system for DotNetNuke. 

This version of the Menu includes a license that allows you to use the NavMenu on one installation of DotNetNuke.  Source code is not included.

Please purchase the Developers Edition for unlimited use, resale ability, and source code.

New Features

 Template configuration- now you can make virtually any type of menu by controlling the complete output markup.

• Use the template to add html to head section of page
• Use the template to reference external resources (images, css, js, etc.)

Now supports Localization

• Apollo Page Localization module required for localization.

Display by Security Role (supports wildcards)

Display By path in Url (supports wildcards)

 Hide page names by level

Features:

• Pure CSS Menu using Unordered List - unlimited Levels
• Left Side Menu Navigation like on Snapsis.com
• Can display just the contents of one root menu and it's children
• Can be set to display only the Child tabs for the currently active tab
• Can display CSS based Hover Flyout/Drop-down Navigation
• Quick Nav - Selection List Navigation 

• 6 Samples included - See the Demos

Use with or without the Solpart Navigation Menu in DotNetNuke portals. 

Review the Developers Guide for more details.

Installs easily as a Custom Module (Skin Object) from the DotnetNuke Module Installer.

 Built-in configuration for Hover - Flyout/Drop-down navigation (son of suckerfish)

Built-in configuration for Tabs (sliding doors)

CacheTabs option to make your pages load faster

Thanks for the kudos and the heads up on the links Mitchel.  
Send me an e-mail and I'll set you up with a trial since I "know where you live" ;)

Hi Mitchel,

I can in good conscience recommend any navigation product sold by John.  His support is excellent and the quality of his modules are spot on.  I'm using the 2.0 version on my current site but plan to use the new 3.0 version for any future sites.  Even with the 2.0 version, I have been able to achieve a complex 5 level menu system, a site map, and drop down lists all styled via css. I hope he continues to market and support both versions.  I think the 2.0 version is a better entry level menu for folks new to dnn.

Paul