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I thought that I already added a reply to this post, but here another try. In short: Yes, the plugin is no longer under support. I am still using it and just upgraded to 1.10.2 and encountered the same problem. To fix the problem, replace the file modules/bMenu/bMenu.module.php with the file attache...

Sorry my mistake. It should be #primary-nav in stead of #primary_nav (No underscore)

Try to make the menu indicator a jQuery selector to your menu. In this case try to replace #main_menu with #primary_nav

solved?

Hello shaleksey, I tried to understand your problem. In my own menu, I changed in bMenu: Settings -> Submenu horizontal => left Main menu -> Default -> text alingment => right This created a menu that did what it expected only the submenu was aligned with the left boundary of the parent, where you s...

I just tested bMenu in CMSMS 1.5.3 and it works. But there is a problem however, the stylesheet is cached and bMenu 0.46 does not reset this cache. I am currently working on an update of bMenu, but I have little time. Since I am changing the structure a bit much testing is needed, so may take a whil...

I do not have a lot of time to investigate the real problem now because I don't have the right IE debug equipment available here. A quick look for the problem showed that bMenu in IE worked in cmsms version 1.3.1 and not anymore in version 1.4.1. There must be a small difference in the javascript or...

The setup looks ok. If bMenu in the admin section does not display as should be there is a problem. This display is independent of the menu template, so should always work. I just made a cmcms 1.4.1 website with bMenu 0.46 and it works. I can take a look if you want. Then you have to send me a priva...

You can also give a shot at the bMenu module. This module has settings to control the direction of the submenus (left,right, top, bottom)

This message means that bMenu is expecting the menu to be of the form: <ul id="primary-nav"> ... </ul> There are two ways to fix this. Look at your website structure and tell bMenu where to find the menu. This is the 'Menu indicator' setting in bMenu. For example if you have a site structu...

You should place the Statement above the others

in the header section of your template you should include just {cms_module module="bMenu"} so no style_id yet. This will include the necessary javascript. Below your {menu...} call in the site body you should include the bMenu statement you now have in your header with the style_id Good luck

Then begin the name of the pages you want to hide with private_

NOTE: not tested

This might be what you are looking for

I see that you included the modules/MenuManager/CSSMenu.js in your site.

This probably causes the trouble.

This means that there can be some styling issues when you have stylesheet declarations like: a:hover{background-color:green} But I am not sure if this really will cause trouble in the current version. It should be tested. To be absolute sure that the :hover will not cause trouble define this like: d...