I recently got a project to make a skin for a DNN site and the only problem i am running into involves the menu. On the layout they designed, they have a menu that is split into 2 pieces. This is basically 2 menus but I need it to be treated as one if they add any new pages. Here is an example:

                [ Menu | Starts | At | This | Level ]

                                                              [ Menu | Continues | On | Here ]

So far all i could figure would be to adjust the CSS on the menu control but i havent had any luck with that so now I am guessing that i'll have to do some coding to be able to get this result but not really sure where to look. Does anyone have any experiences similar to this or know of a way to achieve this menu?

Thanks!

Thank you Rick for your input! I checked it out and it looks like it can do what i need. Not to mention that the dev license is fairly cheap so chances are i'll talk my boss into getting it.

Id still like to know if its possible to use the built in menu in this way if anyone happens to know =-)

Matt,

You got me wondering the same thing, whether or not I could get a 2 level menu from the built in NAV menu object. After spending a bit of time re-reading the documentation for this (http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Development/Forge/GroupSkinning/Downloads/tabid/1254/Default.aspx) I couldn't do it.

Best solution I can think of would be to either use the [LINKS] underneath the [NAV] or 2 [NAV] objects one below the other with the one placed below showing the child level items.

The above is a workaround and would probably be more hassle than using the snapsis 360 menu in the long run.

If anyone else has any other suggestions I'd be interested to hear.

Rick.