Published January 11th, 2010 under General
In our IE Hovers post we outlined how the Superfish jQuery plugin can be used to create a smooth flowing animated effect for your dropdown menu. However the Superfish script is reasonably large and many people don’t require the various options which are available with […]
Published December 15th, 2009 under General
Many people get confused when working with our WordPress menu plugins and CSS generator as to what exactly “Suckerfish” is and what the difference is between it and “Superfish“. Most of you will never need to understand the difference, but for those of you keen to dive […]
Published January 15th, 2009 under Templates
We have received numerous requests for the implementation of a magazine style templates into the PixoPoint template generator. We originally intended to launch an entirely new magazine style theme of our own creation, however Brian Gardner of the Revolution themes recently announced a new site, […]
Published November 30th, 2008 under Templates
The Aqua Vaccinium template features a smooth blue and green design and has a prominent dropdown menu built in (no plugin needed). The template was originally released as a standalone theme, but has been incorporated as one of the standard templates in the PixoPoint Template […]
Published June 1st, 2008 under Plugins
The plugin generates the code necessary to create a Son of Suckerfish horizontal dropdown, vertical flyout or horizontal slider menu.
Published February 23rd, 2008 under Templates
Aqua Vaccinium features a smooth blue and green theme and has a prominent Suckerfish dropdown menu built in (no plugin needed).
Visit our WordPress theme demo site to see Aqua Vaccinium in action.
We’ve tried to keep the theming as simple as possible to allow for easy customisation. There are only five template files, plus images, javascript and css files. The original build file for the logo (PSD format) is included, so you can edit it to match your own site name.
The main dropdown menu is set to display categories by default, but you can insert other pages into your dropdown if you like. The blue section (below the main menu) displays either the blog description or the category description depending on what page you are on.
Published January 14th, 2008 under Plugins
This plugin has been superceded by the ‘Multi-level Navigation Plugin‘.
