[Mark.B]

Originally Posted by Shelley_c

I'm replying to your last statement. I find that implementing links in the nav bar has become the standard and people often overlook that these links can be placed elsewhere. I recently implemented the links and intergrated them into the logo without any titles showing untill someone hovers over the links. I find that this is a good alternative and eliminates clutter.

I'm not spamming (with regards to the link, I don't own the forum) Rollover Links just conveying across that there are good alternatives to eliminate that ever common clutter.

You are of course correct, and I've got to say that looks very good.

It's beyond my limited skills to do something quite that sophisticated though, so for now I've stuck with the double navbar. It's a bit cluttered but doesn't seem to cause TOO many problems.

Originally Posted by Protoman

to manage all the stuff in mine I added more dropdown menus, seems to do the trick. I would have a LOT of links otherwise. My site has like 4 dropdowns and about 5 regular links for important things like: usercp, newposts, home/forum, logout

I tried that. Maybe it's my site, but I found that as soon as something was in a drop down menu, nobody clicked on it.

I have the same issue with pagination. I have to have all my arcade games on the same page, if I try to paginate it nobody ever plays any of the games on page 2 etc.

Probably a psychological thing.