Hi folks,

here is a new website

www.parke-am-flughafen-duesseldorf.de/en

using XERO Template

built from betaversion to actually 1.085

best sebbie

Thanks Sebbie

Like the use of icons of the menu

Cheers
Paul

thx paul

how could I get rid of the little arrows, indicating the drop down menu?

I dont think they are necessary

best sebbie

Try adding

.zen-menu li.parent>a:before, .zen-menu li.parent>.zen-menu-heading:before {border:0;}

to the custom.css file

Cheers
Paul

yeppo!

that' much better now...

thx sebbie

You're welcome

Cheers
Paul

I was thinking over my tea about perhaps using a media query for the logo text as its quite tall on mobile?

Cheers

Hi Paul,

how would you do that? Change font-size on viewport?

best sebbie

Yeah something along the lines of

@media (max-width:480px) {
#logo h2 {}
}

but you would need to remove the inline font size and replace the general style with a larger font size

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul,

media query is active now - reducing font size on smaller gadgets.

Thx for your hint!

best sebbie

No problem

Cheers
Paul

Very nice. The Xero template works so well for this site.

The font awesome icons work perfectly in the mega menu as Paul mentioned earlier.

I like the way you set up the form on this website with the "simple form" which just needs two dates and calculates prices but after the user decides to start booking links to the full form and carries over the input data. Great usability.

May I ask, did you use RS forms? or another Joomla forms component? If so, did you need to add custom code to get it to work?

Sharon

Hi Sharon

this page has a lot of additional work under the hood. We only use custom made components especially written for this task. A complete parking space management is working on an other website, allowing for a reliable day to day parking service (that's written in drupal).

The booking form links to the management site and consists of three custom made multilingual joomla components.

Best sebbie
.

Very impressive

Thanks for the post back

Cheers
Paul