findtim
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hi, client decided not to bother with chinese language version but thanks to those who offered suggestions.
So its now 95% finished so i thought i'd show you.
it started as this template: http://www.studiopress.com/demo/corporate.html
and i turned it into this: http://www.berwickpalace.com.au/
feel free to slag it off. NOTE: the logo, font and phone numbers are his "branding" on the restaurant shop front so i didn't want to deviate from that
the menu structure was the big one, it is 131 items + other stuff so i decided to put in a sidebar menu and split the menu into its sections, this way if you KNOW you want seafood you are just 1 click from it instead of a longgggggggggggg scroll, and every section has the same left menu so i think its user friendly.
i used
and paid the $25 upgrade which was well worth it.
client is happy, his teenage son will be doing and price or menu changes via the simple admin.
tim
( i'm waiting on "about us" words)
So its now 95% finished so i thought i'd show you.
it started as this template: http://www.studiopress.com/demo/corporate.html
and i turned it into this: http://www.berwickpalace.com.au/
feel free to slag it off. NOTE: the logo, font and phone numbers are his "branding" on the restaurant shop front so i didn't want to deviate from that
the menu structure was the big one, it is 131 items + other stuff so i decided to put in a sidebar menu and split the menu into its sections, this way if you KNOW you want seafood you are just 1 click from it instead of a longgggggggggggg scroll, and every section has the same left menu so i think its user friendly.
i used
HTML:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-restaurant-menu-manager/
client is happy, his teenage son will be doing and price or menu changes via the simple admin.
tim
( i'm waiting on "about us" words)