Wanting to be sure I have the correct coding.... LOVE your menus!!

[fanniemayqueen]

Hello! Navigataur and Menutron are exactly what I've been looking for! I am new to github and want to be sure I click on the correct items to add to my code! Can you tell me where exactly are the css files that I should use? Thanks!

[micjamking]

@fanniemayqueen The simplest way to download all of the necessary files for a repo on Github is to click on the "Download ZIP" button located at the bottom of the right-hand sidebar menu.

You can also download the files using the following links:

• Navigataur Download ZIP
• Menutron Download ZIP

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any issues getting these setup.

• Mike

[fanniemayqueen]

Hi, Mike! Ok, I am a self-taught "old" lady :), so forgive me if my questions sound ignorant.... I assume that I upload the JQuery file to my site.... I currently have my menu in a php include called 2014Menu. Would I add this: <script> $(function(){
$("nav#main").menutron();
});
</script>
at the bottom of that menu file? And then I need to rename my menu div as "main"? And then add the viewport meta line in the head of my pages? Thanks for your time!

Nancy Guenther
RosesAndTeacups.com

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From: "Mike King" [email protected]
To: "micjamking/Navigataur" [email protected]
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Sent: Monday, December 30, 2013 10:41:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Navigataur] Wanting to be sure I have the correct coding.... LOVE your menus!! (#14)

@fanniemayqueen The simplest way to download all of the necessary files for a repo on Github is to click on the "Download ZIP" button located at the bottom of the right-hand sidebar menu.

You can also download the files using the following links:

• Navigataur Download ZIP 
• Menutron Download ZIP 

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any issues getting these setup.

• Mike 

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[hdgarrood]

Not sure if this has been resolved already, but this might help:

I assume that I upload the JQuery file to my site...

Yes - if a web component describes itself as a jQuery plugin then that means it depends on jQuery. You should include a <script> tag for jQuery on your page before the tags for any jQuery plugins.

Would I add this: [...] at the bottom of the menu file?

It's difficult to answer this question - the answer can change depending on what's on the rest of your page. But if the HTML looks the same as it does earlier in the Menutron readme, then probably, yes, you should add that.

And then I need to rename my menu div as "main"?

The bit inside the double quote marks (nav#main) is called a selector, and it is a way of referencing certain elements on a page. This particular one means "find the nav element with id main" - that is, an element that looks like <nav id="main">...</nav>. If you haven't seen the <nav> element before, I recommend html5doctor. In fact, I would recommend spending a while reading about the rest of the HTML5 elements on that site too.

And then add the viewport meta line in the head of my pages?

I'm not sure. Try what is in the menutron readme first. If it doesn't work, try researching the viewport meta tag.