Hi everybody,
I would like the menu to be visible only after scrolling.
How do I insert a javascript with RSD v3?
Do you think the script below can work?

$(document).on('scroll', function(){
if ($('#nav-region')[0].offsetTop < $(document).scrollTop()){
$("#nav-region").css({position: "fixed", top:0});
}
if ($(document).scrollTop() < $("#position-saver")[0].offsetTop){
$("#nav-region").css({position: "static", top: 0});
}
});

Otherwise how can I do?
I attach the test file.
I thank you for help.
Maria

Pretty well hidden, by the looks of it. Can't open your zip file. It seems to be empty, or invalid.

In this example (Page - RSD file) I did the following.

1. I gave the Body sufficient minimum height to allow scrolling.
2. I made the following settings for the navigation menu container -
(a) In the Regular State I set the Layout > Visibility to Hidden
(b) In the Out of View State I set the Layout > Visibility to Visible, the Position to Fixed with a Top setting of 0.

The above does the trick, but one gets a flash of the menu when the page loads. To prevent this I added a white rule with a thickness of 100, Position Fixed with a Top setting of 0. In the Regular State the Layout > Visibility is set to Hidden. In the Out of View State the Layout > Visibility is set to Visible.

Frank

Hello, I'll explain what I'd like to do better.
In the home, as an initial window, an image that is all-out. Possibly this image I would like it to be responsive.
After scrolling through the page I would like the menu bar to appear.
Unfortunately I can not insert my .rsd file and I do not understand why.
Thank you

Attaching the RSD file is usually not possible in these forums, but a link to it can be inserted. One puts the RSD file somewhere online (or perhaps in Dropbox), and includes a link to it in the forum post. Alternatively, one can put the RSD file into a Zip file, and attach the Zip file.

The example I gave shows how one can make the menu bar remain hidden until the page starts to be scrolled. I'm now wondering whether it is wished that the menu bar remain hidden until the page is scrolled through completely to the foot of the page. If that is the case, I will leave to others the solution to the problem, as I do know how one can identify that the bottom of the page has been reached by the scrolling.

Frank

Like this, perhaps?

That certainly does identify reaching the bottom, thanks.

I think we will need more clarity as to what exactly is envisaged. Making a menu appear when one scrolls to the bottom, and not disappear as soon as one scrolls up might be tricky.

Frank

Why not just put the menu in the footer of your page

Yes, that would be an easy solution. But we don't know exactly if she wants the menu to appear at the bottom. The thread starter should post her file so that we can see what she has in mind.

Something like this may be what the user is after...

http://jsfiddle.net/ke9kW/1/