dhtmlxMenu image space

Suite and Optimus Suite 5
#1

Hi ,

I’m using the rtl dhtmlxMenu , initializing it from xml file , and it has no images ,
but still to the right of the text there is extra space, padding.
how can i remove it?
(i saw an old post from 2008 about the same problem but the solution there didn’t work)

Thanks.

#2

Hi,

the current menu version doesn’t support rtl. rtl will be added only in the next version (we plan to release it in the end of this month)

#3

Hi,

I didn’t understand , the menu version I’m using does support rtl mode , it works good ,
did u mean that it does not support the padding inside the menu text?

Thanks for your help.

#4

What menu version do you use ? Currently there isn’t rtl support for menu.

#5

Hi,

I’m using v25_pro. . .

this is my code:

           var menu = dhxLayout.attachMenu();
                menu.setSkin("dhx_blue");
                menu.setImagePath("scripts/dhtmlxMenu/codebase/imgs/");
                menu.setIconsPath("scripts/dhtmlxMenu/samples/common/imgs/");                    
                menu.setRTL(true);
                menu.loadXML("test.jsp");

and the rtl works o.k . . is there a way to remove the space befor the text?

#6

Hi,

rtl isn’t fully supported in 2.5 version.

We are going to add this feature in the 2.6 version (it will be released in several weeks).

#7

so if i will use the menu not in rtl mode, is it possible to remove the space next to the text?

Thanks again.

#8

You may try to remove the space using the following css class:

<style> div.dhtmlxMenu_dhx_skyblue_SubLevelArea_Polygon_right div.dhtmlxMenu_dhx_skyblue_SubLevelArea_Item_Normal, div.dhtmlxMenu_dhx_skyblue_SubLevelArea_Polygon_right div.dhtmlxMenu_dhx_skyblue_SubLevelArea_Item_Disabled, div.dhtmlxMenu_dhx_skyblue_SubLevelArea_Polygon_right div.dhtmlxMenu_dhx_skyblue_SubLevelArea_Item_Selected { padding:4px 4px 4px 44px; } </style>
It should be set after menu css libraries. This class is applied to all items in submenus. It means that there shouldn’t be items with images in sublevels.