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Kentico Product Options: enabled backend but hidden frontend 11 Years Ago by Elmo_loves_you … into it now and not sure if there are many Kentico genius' throughout Daniweb ... but I am a bit stuck and… if you can, many thanks I am fairly new to Kentico and I am not 100% sure how to prevent a… Re: Kentico Product Options: enabled backend but hidden frontend 11 Years Ago by pritaeas Wouldn't the Kentico forum be a better choice for such a question? Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by trance girl … list must be separated. Why? Cause I'm working with Kentico CMS (ASP.NET) and I have to change control if… SEO and AdWords Consistency 7 Years Ago by jasee We're doig a replatforming/redesign of our website using Kentico Enterprise, and we have a couple handfuls of AdWords Campaigns. … Re: (CMS Epic battle) sitefinity vs episerver 13 Years Ago by kentico1 …based on your requirements: 1. Multi lingual Kentico supports any languages, including Chinese and right-to… to create multiple websites / target different channels Kentico was designed for multi-site support from the beginning… makes your system highly available and scalable. Kentico also provides highly flexible and efficient caching. … Re: CMS for ASP.NET 13 Years Ago by kvprajapati …;]mojoPortal[/URL] 5. [URL="http://webmasterformat.com/tools/cms/kentico"]Kentico[/URL] 6. [URL="http://www.sitefinity.com/"… Re: cms 18 Years Ago by amitlokare [url]http://www.kentico.com/[/url] chk it out Re: cms 18 Years Ago by web_developer 10x man but the problem is, i want to develop something like "kentico". i want to make a web editor site using asp.net. Re: (CMS Epic battle) sitefinity vs episerver 13 Years Ago by itguy007 I would suggest that you take a look at Kentico CMS (SNIP). It has a similar feature set as EpiServer/Sitecore, but much more cost efficient than both EpiServer/Sitecore and Sitefinity. Re: (CMS Epic battle) sitefinity vs episerver 13 Years Ago by HELL DRAGON Thanks a lot , what are the limitations of this software in ur opinion? coz my company is running a mission critical website.I appreciate any feedback and comments about your experience with Kentico from you. Thanks bro u honored me with your first post i wish you more success in dani-web and in life. Re: (CMS Epic battle) sitefinity vs episerver 13 Years Ago by itguy007 Well, I wouldn't be afraid of using Kentico for a mission-critical site. It's used by thousands of websites across the world. You can scale it almost indefinitely using web farms and SQL Server replication. I'm running only a small site, but I know they have many big clients. Re: CMS with support for C#/.NET orientated towards social networking? 12 Years Ago by riahc3 I like Kentico from what it looks like but going all Sharepoint might also intrest me (as all the tools are integrated). The only other expirence I have with CMS is Magento. Re: Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by Airshow T_G, Maybe you want something like this: [CODE=CSS] #MM { list-style-type: none; } #MM li { display: inline; position: relative; margin-right: 5px; } #MM li a { text-decoration: none; } #MM li a img { position:absolute; left: 0; top: 25px; display: none; width: 150px; border: 1px solid #000; } [/CODE] [CODE=… Re: Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by trance girl That works just fine. I changed your code to [CODE]<style type="text/css"> .MM { position:relative; } #MM { list-style-type: none; } #MM li { display: inline; position: relative; margin-right: 5px; } #MM li a { text-decoration: none; } img { position:absolute; left: 0; top: 25px; display: none; … Re: Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by Airshow [QUOTE=trance girl;1377344]That works just fine. I changed your code to ....[/QUOTE] The javascript should be flexible enough to accommodate a variety of different HTML structures. [QUOTE=trance girl;1377344]But I have another problem now. I'm working in CMS and I can't put unique ID to my menu control.[/QUOTE] There may be a workaround. … Re: Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by trance girl [QUOTE=Airshow;1377495]The javascript should be flexible enough to accommodate a variety of different HTML structures. There may be a workaround. Which element(s) do you not have control over? [B]Airshow[/B][/QUOTE] I don't have a control over a tag in first 'ul' that is here: [CODE] <ul id="MM"> <li><a href… Re: Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by Airshow How about the [ICODE]<div class="MainMenu">[/ICODE] wrapper? Re: Mouseover and mouseout 13 Years Ago by trance girl [QUOTE=Airshow;1378172]How about the [ICODE]<div class="MainMenu">[/ICODE] wrapper?[/QUOTE] Yup, I have a control over that div. I've solved the problem adding additional line of code $('#MM>li>a').each(function(index){$(this).attr("id", "mm" + index);}); And changed my img id to start with id="…