Menu Builder 1.5 Build 56 Crack + Activator

Complex websites are usually built with menus for easy navigation through all of its pages. This is also done by writing code, and linking different parts of a website. However, there are also dedicated applications like Menu Builder which focus on the particular task of building menus, and exporting the required code to simply paste in your project.

On launch, the application ask whether you want to create horizontal, or vertical menus. Choose carefully though, because you can not switch during the process itself, unless you start over. There are no import options, so all editing needs to start from scratch. A default layout is put at your disposal so you get an idea of what can be achieved.

You go through three steps before you can generate a proper menu. First of all, elements need to be configured. This process requires little effort, with the side properties panel letting you add root, or submenu elements by simply writing down a name, and dragging them around in suitable positions or existing menus. Additionally, links and targets can be specified.

On the visual side of things, several themes are at your disposal to make the menu look fancy. There’s also an online database with a considerable amount of themes to try out. However, there are more customization options to be found in the designer tool.

Here is where things get a little more complicated. The design tab lets you select all elements, or one by one in order to configure properties such as sector, size, background with picture option, repetition, position of background, border, corners, and a few more.

All changes are reflected in real time in the preview area. When done, choosing to export lets you select a save destination for HTML files, also bringing up a result screen. This panel provides the necessary code you can directly copy and insert in your HTML or CSS projects.

Bottom line is that Menu Builder is sure to help you design custom, cool HTML or CSS menus without writing a single line of code. The visual design is neat, letting individuals of all levels of experience quickly get the hang of things. Although rather poor in number of presets, there’s a rich online library of themes, as well as a decent range of element customization options.