30 New Flat Skins for UberMenu.
You can install UberMenu Flat Skins Extension like any WordPress plugin: either upload the zip through the WordPress Plugin Installer or FTP the unzipped files to your wp-content/plugins folder
You can install the plugin via the WordPress plugin uploader without unzipping the file.
ubermenu-skins-flat
folder (this directory is created when you unzip the file).ubermenu-skin-flat
folder to your wp-content/plugins
directory.After activating the skin pack extension, you'll have access to 30 new skins; it will not automatically change the current skin you have set
Click the selectbox in the Skin setting and scroll up to view all the Flat Skin options
This will make your skin live
This allows you to preview the skin before saving the settings
The new skins will be placed at the top of the options
This will make your skin live
Please note that you should be familiar with LESS to use this section; if not, you can always just customize the CSS files as usual rather than use LESS. There are lots of great resources around the internet on how to use LESS if you'd like to learn it - details on installing and using LESS are outside the scope of this document or support.
The Skin Pack includes LESS files, which make it easy to customize colors and fonts by changing a few variables. Here's a nice Intro to LESS if you are unfamiliar.
Here's the easiest way to leverage the LESS files to create a custom CSS file to use as your skin.
custom.less
in the extension's /skins
directory.This is where we'll customize our colors, etc.
blue.less
), into your custom.less
fileTo make things easy, if you want a dark submenu, copy a LESS file ending in -dark.less
; if you want a colored bar, copy a LESS file endine in -bar.less
Replace the @skin_name with 'none'
@skin_name: none;
Replace the @presetName with 'Container' and set @presetPrefix to 'megaMenu'
@presetPrefix: megaMenu; @presetName: Container;
Make all your changes in custom.less
. Generally it's simple to just change your accent color to whatever hex value you like. You can also add any of the variables from default.less
or the submenu LESS files to override them in your custom.less
.
Use your favorite method (less.js, lessc) to compile your LESS code into a custom.css
stylesheet. Setup of LESS is outside the scope of this document - information available at lesscss.org.
First, copy custom.css
to your UberMenu plugin folder - ubermenu/custom/custom.css
.
Next, disable the preset skin in the UberMenu Control Panel, and enable the Custom Stylesheet (custom.css)
Next, switch your Style Application to Custom as described here
Since you now have an independent custom skin, you can disable the Flat Skins extension, as you no longer need it