XF 1.0 Header Navigation

You will have noticed that our primary navigation to access different areas of XenForo is a system of tabs in the header. Underneath each tab is a set of quick links to jump to various pages that exist within that section.

Have you noticed though, that if you move your mouse over an inactive tab, an area highlights on the right of the tab, and if you click or hover over that area, the quick links from within that tab open up in a drop-down menu?

 

[Lawrence]

I have, and I like it.

A change I would like to see is when you leave the tab (or menu) the box disappears, in lieu of requiring a click. Using IE 8.

 

[KURTZ]

You will have noticed that our primary navigation to access different areas of XenForo is a system of tabs in the header. Underneath each tab is a set of quick links to jump to various pages that exist within that section.

nice job!

 

[Brandon_R]

Nice one.

 

[Disjunto]

I was about to suggest this, and then you added it.... you're acting on suggestions I've only thought about... good job

 

[Paul B]

Yes, noticed that a while ago.

A nice feature.

 

[Onimua]

I was about to suggest this, and then you added it.... you're acting on suggestions I've only thought about... good job

I wonder if that means when it's done, XF will be self-aware.

 

[Brandon_R]

The forum is learning

 

[DoctorWatsOn]

Excellent feature

 

[Derek Ivey]

Great job on the menu guys! I love it!

 

[Marcus]

That is very well though and implemented.

 

[Tigratrus]

I kind of like that it's not self closing. It prevents the *twichyness* that a lot of menu structures suffer from which can sometimes make it hard to navigate to a sub menu item without changing the primary one.

 

[Xowi]

Very clean.
Another great addition.

 

[Enigma]

Good deal. Anything to eliminate extra unneeded clicking is good.

 

[DSF]

Wonderful, really wonderful

 

[Gill]

Neat!

 

[Forsaken]

According to my moms boyfriend, this is probably the most usable forum system (other then older style newsgroups/Yahoo groups) he's ever used.

 

[Kier]

According to my moms boyfriend, this is probably the most usable forum system (other then older style newsgroups/Yahoo groups) he's ever used.

Very glad to hear it

 

[Mark.B]

Even my co-admin/co-owner, who is extremely sceptical of any new stuff, likes this.

 

[Lucas]

Indeed, it'll help old forums and new websites look respectable and provide a higher quality community.