I haven't used Child Links on a public site yet, but here is a link to my site that has a screen shot from an intranet site I am doing that uses Child Links.  The part circled in red is the child links module.

http://www.rattz.com/PublicPortal/Default.aspx?tabid=142

Holy cow.
THAT is *scratches head*... Unprecedented!

Absolutely brilliant.

Hi!

We're using it at our website:

Nukedesigners.com

Both in home page for navigation and also I'm using it as

kind of a "catalog template" with the subscription sign up module.That is in the "product catalog" page.

Thanks.

ok

Child Links in mi site: http://dnn.avizor.info/Videovigilancia/tabid/525/Default.aspx

PropertyAgent is also widely used on this page!!!

We use it extensively on www.naplesgov.com, as well as other Ventrian products.

Jeff

I posted this before but the update is worth posting again...

Child Links as a glossary: http://www.duhaime.org/LegalDictionary/A.aspx

The body is generated by the Child Links app.  The expand/collapse function is brought to you by jQuery.

Template:

Head: <div id="expandButton">Expand All</div> <div id="collapseButton">Collapse All</div> <dl id="termlist"> Body: <dt>[NAME]</dt> <dd>[DESCRIPTION] <em><a href="[LINK]" mce_href="[LINK]">Expanded Legal Definition of [NAME]</a></em></dd> Foot: </dl> <em>Click on plus sign to view definition</em>

jQuery:

$(document).ready(function(){ $('dt').addClass('contracted'); $('#expandButton').show(); $('#expandButton').click( function(){ $('#termlist dd').show(); $('#termlist dt').removeClass('contracted'); $('#expandButton').hide(); $('#collapseButton').show(); }); $('#collapseButton').click( function(){ $('#termlist dd').hide(); $('#termlist dt').addClass('contracted'); $('#expandButton').show(); $('#collapseButton').hide(); }); $('dt').toggle(function() { $(this).removeClass('contracted'); $(this).next().slideDown('fast'); }, function() { $(this).next().slideUp('fast',function() { $(this).prev().addClass('contracted') }); });

CSS:

dl{margin-left:1em;} dl dd{margin-left:2em;} /* .hasJS is a test class I place to see if the browser is 'turned on'. This is my version of graceful degradation */ .hasJS #termlist dd{display:none} .hasJS #termlist dt{line-height:1.6em; font-size:1.2em; padding-left:1.1em; cursor:pointer; background:url(/images/min.gif) 0 .1em no-repeat;} .hasJS #termlist dt.contracted{background:url(/images/max.gif) 0 .1em no-repeat; } #termlist em{display:block; font-size:.9em;} #expandButton, #collapseButton {display:none;padding:.5em .5em .5em 1.5em; cursor:pointer;margin:0 .5em 1em 0;border:#CCCCCC 1px solid; border-bottom-color:#333333;border-right-color:#333333;width:6em;} #expandButton {background:#fefed4 url(/images/max.gif) .25em .25em no-repeat;} #collapseButton {background:#fefed4 url(/images/min.gif) .25em .25em no-repeat;}

Provided "as is". 

Cheers.

www.naturesways.co.uk is using childlinks now, in the Wellbeing and Beauty sections.

I'd appreciate any feedback.