Hi. At the moment I am using a repeater control to create a row of imagebuttons. The item template for the repeater control actually has 3 things in it: (1) an imagebutton, (2) just a <br /> and (3) a label to put a title under each image.
The imagebuttons each link to another page (depending on the image). However, some/all of the images has suboptions and each suboption is related to a different specific page. So image1 has a page "page1", image2 has page page2.... but page1 has sub pages sub1, sub2, sub3 so this is ideal for a menu structure. Thus, I would like to make the images into the high level row of a menu - ie hovering over an image will cause the related menu to drop down.
The rad menu allows a small icon to be used in menu items but the formating doesn't really seem to support the menu items essentially being an image. One option I have is to leave the image buttons in a repeater control but to move the labels into a separate menu and to try to set the width of the menu items to match the corresponding image button. However, this seems an imperfect solution. I've also considered creating a context menu for each image but this doesn't seem an ideal solution either.
I really want the high level menu to be image based with a name label. On the telerik site (the page that I am using to create this post) there is a menu bar at the top of the page that says "DevTools for .NET" on the left with Products, online demos, free trials... However, below some items, such as Products, there is a small down arrow that, if clicked, opens a panel (although at the moment there is a bug on my PC because it is transparent not white background so is mixed with the underlying text from the page). Aside from the bug that sort of solution would also work for me and I'm not sure if its using a tooltip panel but I'm ideally looking for an easy way to populate the solution I implement.
Any suggestions?
The imagebuttons each link to another page (depending on the image). However, some/all of the images has suboptions and each suboption is related to a different specific page. So image1 has a page "page1", image2 has page page2.... but page1 has sub pages sub1, sub2, sub3 so this is ideal for a menu structure. Thus, I would like to make the images into the high level row of a menu - ie hovering over an image will cause the related menu to drop down.
The rad menu allows a small icon to be used in menu items but the formating doesn't really seem to support the menu items essentially being an image. One option I have is to leave the image buttons in a repeater control but to move the labels into a separate menu and to try to set the width of the menu items to match the corresponding image button. However, this seems an imperfect solution. I've also considered creating a context menu for each image but this doesn't seem an ideal solution either.
I really want the high level menu to be image based with a name label. On the telerik site (the page that I am using to create this post) there is a menu bar at the top of the page that says "DevTools for .NET" on the left with Products, online demos, free trials... However, below some items, such as Products, there is a small down arrow that, if clicked, opens a panel (although at the moment there is a bug on my PC because it is transparent not white background so is mixed with the underlying text from the page). Aside from the bug that sort of solution would also work for me and I'm not sure if its using a tooltip panel but I'm ideally looking for an easy way to populate the solution I implement.
Any suggestions?