Q: Hello there,
I really like your CSS3 menu product but as I like to use Wordpress I was wondering is it possible and how hard it is to implement a published CSS3menu in a Wordpress site?
Maybe you have some "how to" tutorial.
I have some basic knowledge about inserting code (PHP, HTML, CSS) into Wordpress files so I think I shouldn't have too much trouble inserting CSS3 menu produced code into wordpress mostly by correctly naming the CSS IDs and so.
Anyhow your experience would be a great help and if there is a tutorial from your side I would be ready to buy your product.
Thank you and best regards, Marin
A: You can install CSS3Menu on your page manually. Please, see detailed instruction bellow:
1. You should create your menu and publish it on a local drive in any test folder.
2. Open .html file from the saved folder in any text editor
(you'll find folder with images and .css file in this saved folder also).
3. Copy code for the HEAD section and paste it inside the HEAD/BODY section of you own
webpage, for example:
<!-- Start css3menu.com HEAD section -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="menu_files/style.css" type="text/css" />
<!-- End css3menu.com HEAD section -->
4. Copy code for the BODY section and paste it inside the Body section of you own web page
in the place where you want to have a menu, for example:
<!-- Start css3menu.com BODY section -->
<ul id="css3menu" class="topmenu">
...
<p style="display:none"><a href="http://css3menu.com/">Buttons Using CSS Css3Menu.com</a></p>
<!-- End css3menu.com BODY section -->
and paste it on your html page in the correct place. You can do it in any text editor.
5. Now you have your .html page and folder with all images and style.css file.
6. You should upload them on your server.
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