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Ninja Simple Icons 
Version
1.3 (last update on Jun 30, 2009)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
13
Favoured
20
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
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Date Added
4 December 2007
Ninja Simple Icons will help you quickly set up a menu system that simply uses icons.
Just module is about as simple as it gets to set up. Simply install the module, pick your images from a dropdown and publish the module.
The module is CSS and XHTML valid.
Changelog:
V1.1
* Include CSS Param Added
* CSS/XHTML Validation Param Added
V1.0
* Horizontal or Vertical alignment supported.
* Up to ten icons
* Hide items from non registered users (optional)
V1.1
* Bugfix (undefined variables)
* Added icon container top-margin.
* Added show/hide icon titles
* Added icon title color
* Added icon title font-size
* Added icon link target
V1.3
* Bugfix - removed scrollbars caused by CSS overflow
* Optimised and clean-up the CSS
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bypaulvanboxtel on September 23, 2009
This is by far the very best and easy menu module. I am shocked how easy it is to setup and how easy it is to put it together in your website. Well done!!!
byjawadahmed on September 17, 2009
First time i got a simple yet appealing menu to work with my site without getting into much work. Very good extension. Thanks.
byharvest on September 16, 2009
Stumbled across this and I just can't get over how easy it is to use - you have to try this to improve the look of your menus - well done guys
byHilen on September 6, 2009
I am using ninja simple icon menu and adore it.
The people at ninjaforge forums gave me a great hand soving a problem with my site even though it wasn´t directly related to their extension
The people at ninjaforge forums gave me a great hand soving a problem with my site even though it wasn´t directly related to their extension
bypbirkle on July 7, 2009
I'm setting up a ECO Environment Site and I just love the Ninja Simple Icons. Its easy to install, Easy to configure and its works !
It does come with some great sample icons and I have also added some additional jpg images into the images directory but they don't look like icons they look more like a small image or thumbnail.
Is there an image creation or conversion tool that I can get hold of that will convert jpg images into icons. The icons you provide look like proper icons and all the images I put in the images directory and then display with Ninja Simple icons look like small images.
Love the module.
Peter
It does come with some great sample icons and I have also added some additional jpg images into the images directory but they don't look like icons they look more like a small image or thumbnail.
Is there an image creation or conversion tool that I can get hold of that will convert jpg images into icons. The icons you provide look like proper icons and all the images I put in the images directory and then display with Ninja Simple icons look like small images.
Love the module.
Peter
byoO SKIPPY Oo on July 2, 2009
Im a total newb to joomla and while trying to find a menu system that replicated a similar menu layout to one i created myself in html etc i came across the Ninja Simple Icons module - its just what i needed and the support from the team at NinjaForge to get the module displaying correctly in IE8 was fantastic !!! :)
bySuren-Pahlav on June 17, 2009
Very easy to install and looks great. The only drawback it the limited choise of icons. Otherwise great. Many thanks.
Owner's reply
Hi Suren,
Thank you for using Ninja Simple Icons.
FYI, you can add any number of new icons or images simply by uploading them to the module images directory.
Hope that helps :)
Mark
byAka on January 29, 2009
Well, I'm not so skilled but for me:
The module is nice, easy and works.
The support is fast and exhaustive
The admin is a kindly dude
The module doesn't replace completely the native joomla menu (but there's the way to do it, search on ninjoomla forum)
The module is nice, easy and works.
The support is fast and exhaustive
The admin is a kindly dude
The module doesn't replace completely the native joomla menu (but there's the way to do it, search on ninjoomla forum)