Hey Haakoo,haakoo wrote:Maybe jQuery works instead of object use a #div
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<article id="section-two">
<a id="section-2"> </a>
<object width="1000" height="550" data="./section-2.html" type="text/html"></object>
<nav class="next-prev">
<a class="prev section-one" href="#section-one">Prev</a>
<a class="next section-three" href="#section-three">Next</a>
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Actually you wont. You can add any menu you want to but you lose the smooth scrolling and parallax effect, so it would be pretty pointless. Try the internal links I set up to test. There is one in the first section that takes you to the 5th section and another in the 5th section that takes you back to the second section. That is how a standard nav menu would work as they would not have the CSS and jQuery applied to them that gives the smooth scrolling and parallax features.Adendum wrote:You will be able to add a standard WWB menu in the page or the header.
Do not really NEED it,Adendum wrote:No. Any LINKS will JUMP to the linked anchor, so no smooth scroll or parallax effect.
Why are you wanting a different navigation method - expand on your needs so I can respond better.
The dada site is not a true parallax like what paul has created. You can do this with Paul's Backstretch extension and RZ's PAO.rivieremagog wrote:Mine it is just a simple menu , it does not have to be Exactly the same I just wanted to keep a top menu and have the slide page like this one
http://dadacommunications.com/
mine is not the same I just used one of the menu in Wysiwyg
associatinrivièremagog.org,
