https://robtechrecords.com/
You say you built this site in RSD2. Am I right in beleiving that shopping cart is built into it?

No shopping cart required, as all music is available from normal outlets and streaming services.
There are other facilities built in to it including page hit tracking etc that uses PHP and a backend for management of this (also built with RSD2 and PHP).

My latest website: https://www.citychurchchristchurch.co.nz

Feedback welcome!

Very nice!!! How did you manage the circles with the dropdown text and button. Was that done with some external script?

Thank you for the feedback.

Correct. I used some custom jquery and css. In RSD it's all visible.

Would you mind sharing that trick with us?

Sure.

First of all, I use RSD to create each point. You have an outer container and an inner container (for each). The inner container holds the content you only want to display on hover. Both containers are issued a unique ID.

Second, I use custom CSS to display:none on the inner container. Example.

#circle-container-1b {
display:none;
}

Note: I could do this part in RSD, but I like to see the content while using the software.

After that, I use jquery to create the display effect on hover. Example:

$('#circle-container-1').mouseenter(function(){
$('#circle-container-1b').css('visibility', 'visible').hide().stop().delay('150').slideDown('350');
});
$('#circle-container-1').mouseleave(function(){
$('#circle-container-1b').stop().slideUp('350');
});

Basically, this tells the website to display the inner container when the outer container is hovered. Make sense? There is a more efficient way of doing this which I’ve since worked out, but this does the job.

Hope this helps.

A few more minimal design using RSD - hope you like them.

06
http://www.rm.design-on2.com/06/
07
http://www.rm.design-on2.com/07/
08
http://www.rm.design-on2.com/08/

Cheers!
Kelvin

HI Eric
I really like what you have done with this site.
Which theme did you start with? Was it The Coast?
Regards
Tony