Hi Popescu,
You can style your navigation by a css file, which has to be included in your Theme, or using a css widget on your page or template. In both cases styles are applied to the selectors of the navigation -
RadTabStrip selectors for Horizontal and Vertical,
RadMenu selectors for horizontal with drop-downs,
RadTreeView selectors for Tree (vertical with sub-levels), because our navigation is based on the RadControls.
A very useful tool for creating custom skins is the
Telerik Visual Style Builder. Skins, created with the style builder have to be included in a registered theme. Then, you simply enter the name of your skin in the designer of the navigation (same as when you're using the
embedded skins) to make the it work. You can also modify the skin by adding css declaration to it manually. The only thing you need to keep in mind is the way you declare the css properties - they should be placed between the brackets of a rule, similar to this one:
.[name of control, used for this navigation type] _ [name of your custom skin] { styles }
I believe that you'll find this
discussion useful.
About your second question, localization is supported in Sitefinity, so you can easily create different language versions of pages. If you'd like your pages to look identical in different languages, they have to be synchronized. If your requirement is to have completely different versions of a page, depending on the language ( example - page in English has two content blocks, page in French has 1 content block), when you create the language translation of the initial page, you shouldn't choose pages to be synced. Take a look at the articles about localization from our documentation -
Localization of templates and
Translating an existing page.
As for your last question, you need to create the whole structure of your site first, if you'd like to see how the navigation will look like (all tabs in it), because otherwise, having only one page, your navigation will consist of one tab only.
Best wishes,
Jen Peleva
the Telerik team
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