I tried to use the art-vmenu and it actually takes on the vmenu CSS. And the advanced dropdown menus and use of generated bitmap textures show Artisteer is going well beyond straight CSS. I moved the main menu module to the user 3 position on template and got the following problems: the menu doesn't look like the one I designed in artisteer- it is vertical when it should be horizontal, it doesn't have the color or drop down it pretty much becomes a list of links. The CSS class should be 'art-hmenu' but this does not work as Joomla 1.7 - 2.5 seems to not to show correctly. It’s clear that, rather than changing parameters at random, it intelligently varies groups of elements together to produce consistent, coherent and attractive designs. The good news is that the Artisteer approach works brilliantly. It’s hard enough to find an attractive hand-crafted template, so what are the chances that a computer-generated theme will fit the bill? I have the Primary Links block set to Menu and it does display the different menus anymore. It’s a clever idea that takes full advantage of the flexibility and power of CSS, but it also sounds like a recipe for disaster. After updating to Artisteer release candidate 2.3, the menu does not appear in my Artisteer generated templates.
#ARTISTEER MENU NOT WORKING MOD#
Instead, when you hit the large Suggest Design icon on the ribbon bar’s Ideas tab, Artisteer randomly generates something for you. It's either lagging scripts, conflicting mods, or you need to uninstall, go back into the game, make a new save, leave game, use SaveTool to clean the save, then reinstall mod and go back in.
It looks as if it simply provides a number of preset templates to apply to your layout, but this isn’t how it works at all. At first sight the program seems very much like one of the online theme directories.
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