Dolphin 8 - Navigation Builder Preview
Andrew Boon
posted 24th of January 2012
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Dolphin.pro News.
33 comments.
Dolphin was one of the very first CMSs to offer user-friendly navigation management. Now it's time to make a new leap ahead and rethink it.
In Dolphin 8 we're introducing a new concept - Link Sets. They are collections of ordered links that can be assigned to menus supported by your template. This extra layer of separation allows great flexibility in how same menus can be presented on different pages - as vertical, horisontal, service menus, etc, etc.
The new Navigation Builder is built on Grids, supports items importing, repositioning, menu icons, visibility settings and more. Just have a look and let us know what you think!
Below is the legacy version of the Boonex site, maintained for Dolphin.Pro 7.x support.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
The new Dolphin solution is powered by UNA Community Management System.
Happy New Year :-)
Oh, and nice music choice.
But I'm wondering why English and Russian need to be installed from Purchases under the store. Took me a while to figure out the system wasn't broken and missing language files.
and always good music
congratulations from France !!!
im still worried about
1.Flash - HTML5 would be awesome
2.app store - for members, so they can browse, install apps from Unity Market [true social networkism]
3.Comments plugin - can behave more social
Look forward to Dolphin 8.
On the Permissions I noticed that you could check or uncheck the permissions you want. I think that after making 20 links, that having to check or uncheck the same things over and over again would be tedious.
What if you had your checklist And a dropdown list Called "Permissions same as:" You could click the dropdown arrow and select a previous link item, it would then automatically adjust, (auto uncheck or check) your permissions to the see more
Seriously, this time we're looking at making it clear and simple, and boy is it hard to do! Turns out that building "simple" takes more research deeper understanding of the product.
"Simple" should be good enough to have no language, no manuals, no narrations.
It is, of course, your product, and entirely your decision whether or not you want to continue to subject people to annoying, stressful background noise in your videos.
If we were to make proper "tutorials" they would likely be narrated, just for marketing-sake as you suggested. I would, however, try to avoid narrating actual explanations on what's see more
Narrate... what if one don't speak English... will you translate into a zillion languages for nada so all can hear? Show and Tell has been around longer than speak and tell. (g) Take that! .............................Music is a Universal language.
http://we-patriots.com
i hope upgrading from v7.9 is possible
Grooving music!!! lol
to me it looks like you go overboard without giving any real improvements,
its easier to make things solid than it is to make things complicated.
i look at this video and see a competion,,, you dont need to compete your good enough be cofident we are here and we like your work
On a side see more