Drop Down Nav [Library Support]
Jan 15, 2013 12:33:11 GMT -8
Jen Parsons, jmmreviews, and 2 more like this
Post by Shorty on Jan 15, 2013 12:33:11 GMT -8
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Drop Down Nav
Plugin Info & Instructions
This will allow for you to add drop down menu's to your navigation menu.
You can add sub-sub links(that's as deep as it goes).
If you have a button with the same name then instead of adding a new button, it will add to the existing(this way if you were to user it for 'Profile' or 'Messages' you could still get the notifications bubble).
You can add a person's user id to the URL(good for profile stuff) with $[user.id]
The format without any sub-sub-links is:
NAME|URL|TARGET
NAME is the text you will see in the sub menu. URL is the url to page you want to direct to. TARGET is how you want the link to open. The choices are _self which will open the link in the same tab or _blank which will open the link in a new tab. Shouldn't be anything complicated about that.
The format with any sub-sub-links is:
NAME|URL|TARGET|{SUB-SUB LINK NAME,SUB-SUB LINK URL,SUB-SUB LINK TARGET}
NAME is the text you will see in the sub menu. URL is the url to page you want to direct to. TARGET is how you want the link to open. The choices are _self which will open the link in the same tab or _blank which will open the link in a new tab. Shouldn't be anything complicated about that. The only complicated part should be the sub-sub links(which shouldn't be hard at all). SUB-SUB LINK NAME is the text of the link you will see in the sub-sub menu. SUB-SUB LINK URL is the url to page you want to direct to. SUB-SUB LINK TARGET is how you want the link to open. The choices are _self which will open the link in the same tab or _blank which will open the link in a new tab.
Drop Down Nav
Plugin Info & Instructions
This will allow for you to add drop down menu's to your navigation menu.
You can add sub-sub links(that's as deep as it goes).
If you have a button with the same name then instead of adding a new button, it will add to the existing(this way if you were to user it for 'Profile' or 'Messages' you could still get the notifications bubble).
You can add a person's user id to the URL(good for profile stuff) with $[user.id]
The format without any sub-sub-links is:
NAME|URL|TARGET
NAME is the text you will see in the sub menu. URL is the url to page you want to direct to. TARGET is how you want the link to open. The choices are _self which will open the link in the same tab or _blank which will open the link in a new tab. Shouldn't be anything complicated about that.
The format with any sub-sub-links is:
NAME|URL|TARGET|{SUB-SUB LINK NAME,SUB-SUB LINK URL,SUB-SUB LINK TARGET}
NAME is the text you will see in the sub menu. URL is the url to page you want to direct to. TARGET is how you want the link to open. The choices are _self which will open the link in the same tab or _blank which will open the link in a new tab. Shouldn't be anything complicated about that. The only complicated part should be the sub-sub links(which shouldn't be hard at all). SUB-SUB LINK NAME is the text of the link you will see in the sub-sub menu. SUB-SUB LINK URL is the url to page you want to direct to. SUB-SUB LINK TARGET is how you want the link to open. The choices are _self which will open the link in the same tab or _blank which will open the link in a new tab.
