Look at the Menu Bar for new tabs

[campbellcraft]

Not working on my iPad or iPhone.

 

[Theshipstore]

mine isworking great on my IPhone 5 and IPad, awesome on my laptop

 

[butzla]

The Ctrl + F5 then refresh worked for me.  Shane, you must be like, wicked smaht.

 

[nclemmons]

Thanks Shane - great to have everything around products in one place!

neil

 

[semenza]

An Ekat link sounds like it would be handy.

Any way to make the menus  "drop down" only when clicked?

Seth

 

[galwaydude18@gmail.com]

The menu is working on my iPhone now

 

[Brice Burrell]

An Ekat link sounds like it would be handy.

Any way to make the menus  "drop down" only when clicked?

Seth

I'd like that too.

 

[rrmccabe]

Works in Chrome for me. IE 10 has no drop down and Firefox doesnt work either.

Have dumped all cache and even tried compatibility mode on IE with no success.

 

[Corwin]

Can I be so bold as to suggest links to the Festool EKAT systems too? Perhaps as sub options for the country websites?

I like this idea too. 

 

[peter halle]

My guess is that Shane is working and testing.  When I went to work this morning, Safari on my Mac had an almost blue background even after resetting and celaring caches.  Looked great on IE9 on my windows computer.

Came home and no more blue - happy dancing still!

iPad layout had changed for the better also.

Takes time especially when others things might be pressing.  Rock on Shane!  Thanks for the improvements already.

Peter

 

[Corwin]

Now (at least using Safari) once a drop-down menu option is clicked it stays visible until you click again.  From my point of view these drop-down menus worked better before the latest change, as once you would move away from the drop-down it would collapse/go away.  

In any event, nice to see these menu options.   [thumbs up]  They'll have to keep you on steady.  [tongue]

 

[Jeff Zanin]

It is a great idea, and seems to be working now in Firefox 21.0 in Windows 7-U-64.

But it was erratic for the last day or so, and perhaps it would be better to get it working consistently in a test environment before putting it in production.

Jeff

 

[TomGadwa1]

This is a test post.