MX CSS Menus :: Documentation
The documentation for MX CSS Menus comes in CHM (Microsoft's HTML Help) format and a new Flash version for online browsing.
The Documentation is similar to the Dreamweaver one, offering search features and a comprehensive step by step tutorial.
- Click here to open the CHM documentation for MX CSS Menus!
- Click here to open the "Getting Started" Manual!
- Click here to browse the documentation online!
The new online documentation is in FlashHelp format. Read how to get the most out of this new format and how you can contribute to improve our documentation here.
Note:
The CHM Documentation for MAC is slightly different form that on Windows, due to some shortcomings. The top bar is not visible, and navigating through the document is done with the help of an Index page. In the Index you can find links to all the topics present in the documentation.
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