How does Menu G4 work?
Basically you will upload the “script” and “img” sub-dirs in the Menu G4 package to your web site first. To make a menu, you will define the menu content and menu style, you can do so with the menu editor and save the outputs in a text file (usually called content script and named as “content.js”), or you can just edit the content file from scratch if you are familiar with Menu G4, then you will also define the position of the menu in the same content file. After that, you will set up another text file (usually called path script and named “path.js”) which tells the web path of where you upload the “script” and “img” sub-dirs. Then for a web page to show the menus, you will include the path script, the Menu G4 loader script (a Javascript file you can find inside the “script” sub-dir) and the content script in the
section, and put the “showMenu()” in the onload call of the tag. If you have one single content script for all the menu pages, you can define its web path in the