On top of this page, you can see live demonstration of Rich Menu.

With this menu system you can attach icons and add descriptive text to each menu item making them much clearer and visually appealing. The best thing is you can use the default menu module built-in Joomla!, no need to install external menu modules.

Menu items with descriptive text

JSN Megazine allows you to present menu items with descriptive text placed on a separated line at the bottom of main text.

To setup text strings you need to go to menu item settings and add symbol combination “(=)” as separator between primary and secondary text.

In the example above text “Home” is the primary text and “Lorem ipsum dolor sit...” is the secondary text. Separator between them is the symbol combination “(=)”. Really simple and elegant solution.

Menu items with icons

JSN Megazine allows you to assign up to 20 predefined icons for items in main menu.

To setup icons, you need to find template parameter Main Menu Icons and choose any icon you want to display from drop-down panel.

Combination of descriptive text and icons

You can use combination of descriptive text and icons to get Rich Menu in it's best presentation.

On the top of this page, you can see live demonstration of Main Menu with icons and rich text.

Main Menu is very powerful menu built with clean accessible XHTML code structure and effective drop-down submenu panels.

Main Menu Icons

You can attach any of 450 predefined icons to menu items to make them more appealing.

To set up icons, you need to go to menu item settings and add symbol combination jsn-icon-xxx to menu items parameter Link CSS Style, where xxx is the icon name.

• See preview of all icons

Main Menu Rich Text

You can add descriptive text to menu items to make them much clearer.

To set up descriptive text, you need to go to menu item settings and add descriptive text to menu items parameter Link Title Attribute.

Main Menu Icons and Rich Text in combination

You can set up menu items to utilize both icons and rich text in combination. Take a look at main menu on this page to see live demonstration.

Here you can see how content are presented only in main content area. Sometimes, you will need a lot of space to present content and that how it will looks like.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Fusce suscipit dui eu augue faucibus non interdum odio elementum. Praesent faucibus lorem sed massa condimentum in semper lacus aliquet. Aliquam viverra erat a libero accumsan a egestas lorem hendrerit. Donec id elit dolor. Phasellus est ligula, hendrerit id vehicula sit amet, placerat ut diam. Sed eu fringilla lectus. Aliquam augue lorem, suscipit eu consequat vel, viverra id diam. Praesent lectus elit, interdum a imperdiet vitae, cursus at velit.

See all module positions outline

This is 3 columns layout with content presented on the right side, which is typical for blog sites. On left side columns you can present modules with sumplementary information for main content. The width of side columns can be adjusted conveniently via template parameters.

See all module positions outline

This is pretty “old-fashioned” 3 columns layout with content presented at center. On side columns you can present modules with equal importance. The width of side columns can be adjusted conveniently via template parameters.

See all module positions outline

This is also 3 columns layout with content presented at center, but the right side column was designed to present content of secondary importance comparing to those in left side column. On side columns you can present modules with equal importance. The width of side columns can be adjusted conveniently via template parameters.

See all module positions outline

This is also 3 columns layout with content presented at center, but the left side column was designed to present content of secondary importance comparing to those in right side column. On side columns you can present modules with equal importance. The width of side columns can be adjusted conveniently via template parameters.

See all module positions outline

This is 3 columns layout with content presented on the left side, which is typical for blog sites. On right side columns you can present modules with sumplementary information for main content. The width of side columns can be adjusted conveniently via template parameters.

See all module positions outline