

- #SLIDING DOWN PARALLAX MENU IN ADOBE MUSE CC UPDATE#
- #SLIDING DOWN PARALLAX MENU IN ADOBE MUSE CC CODE#
To click in the nested containers in a widget, you can click several times on the item you want to edit. It also allows you to define an "active" state that orients the visitor by visually indicating the button that corresponds to the page a visitor is currently viewing.
#SLIDING DOWN PARALLAX MENU IN ADOBE MUSE CC UPDATE#
You'll select different containers (such as individual buttons of a menu navigation) to update the states of the buttons, which allows you to optionally control how the buttons look when the page first loads, when the visitor hovers over a button, and when the visitor clicks them.

While a text frame is selected, the Selection Indicator displays the words “Text Frame.” As you click a widget to "drill down" inside the nested elements, it is a best practice to note the words in the Selection Indicator to learn which nested element is selected. When you click once on the entire widget, the Selection Indicator displays the word “Widget.” If you click again, you can select a container within the widget, and the Selection Indicator displays the word “Container.” You can continue to click repeatedly to select the elements (such as text frames) that are nested inside the containers.
#SLIDING DOWN PARALLAX MENU IN ADOBE MUSE CC CODE#
You can save time by adding and configuring the web content from within Adobe Muse, rather than generating the code outside of the application and pasting it into Adobe Muse as embedded HTML. Most of the Web widgets provide functionality that is also available by embedding HTML from third-party websites. Social widgets: Social widgets provide an easy way to configure custom HTML and embed it into your Adobe Muse pages.They're best used for simple image-based slideshows more complex use cases are better served by a composition widget. Slideshow widgets: These widgets enable you to easily display your images in a gallery with sleek animations.Choose between a sliding animated accordion structure or a familiar tabbed look. Panel widgets: Show only one panel of content at a time, with intuitive navigation links to switch the visible panel.On each page, the proper menu link will automatically have an "active" state to show that is the current page.

