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#1 2014-08-03 22:06:18
- michael
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Multilevel navigation
I'm setting up with multi-level navigation so it seem like I need to make some changes to phplugin just as with CE3.
Is there any class i need to add to make it a new level, like in CE3 i did
<ul class="sub-menu clearfix">
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#2 2014-08-03 22:10:52
Re: Multilevel navigation
No class. Just go by the example that's already in the phplugins.php file.
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#3 2014-08-03 22:29:07
- fwillette
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Re: Multilevel navigation
Hi Matt
Examples are present in CE3 DOC, not sure they are also present in CE4 Doc (personnaly I didn't thind them in CE4 Doc)
Cordially
frédy
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#4 2014-08-03 23:15:59
- rod barbee
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Re: Multilevel navigation
the examples are in the phplugins file itself
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#5 2014-08-03 23:22:13
- michael
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Re: Multilevel navigation
ok got it 
It could however be good with some more documentation around this rather than try & error 
Struggling with specifying navigation fonts and how to have submenu (level 3) overlap the upper level so it looks nicer....
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#6 2014-08-03 23:43:25
- rod barbee
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Re: Multilevel navigation
there is this in the CE3 Documentation: http://ce3wiki.theturninggate.net/doku. … navigation
And there have been numerous discussion in the forum about expanding the multi-level navigation beyond the one drop down
Here's one: http://community.theturninggate.net/post/4948/#p4948
Basically, the autoindexing will only work at the deepest level of navigation. Above that you'll need to hard code the menus
Struggling with specifying navigation fonts and how to have submenu (level 3) overlap the upper level so it looks nicer....
fonts are taken from the typography section of Site Info. Navigation fonts are using the Base Font. If you want to change this you'll need to use custom css. Probably need custom css as well if you want to "overlap the upper level".
Last edited by rod barbee (2014-08-03 23:44:15)
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#7 2014-08-04 00:00:29
- michael
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Re: Multilevel navigation
Yep, got the coding in place
As there has been a lot of changes to CSS it could be good to have some doc to rely upon rather than digest the CSS ifiles and trying to figure out which section to use...
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#8 2014-08-04 00:10:10
- rod barbee
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Re: Multilevel navigation
I just use the inspector in Firefox to see what classes are being applied.
But yeah, a list of classes would be handy to have. I know Matt is neck deep in updating plug-ins and working on documentation. If I can find the time I might try mining the css to see if I can come up with a list of some usefull classes that Matt's included.
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