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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
etc wrote:
I agree, but how do you get there? I thought the plugin author status gives you access to .org, but apparently it doesn’t.
I have no access to the .org site but you should ask Stef to send you password
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#15 2014-01-12 18:22:30
- raminrahimi
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
is it possible to assign class for each link? and also for active current link another class.
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
raminrahimi wrote #278090:
is it possible to assign class for each link? and also for active current link another class.
Yes, with etc_query (or jQuery client-side):
<txp:etc_query data='<txp:linklist />'
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#17 2014-01-12 20:11:37
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
hi etc, thanks a lot :-) that’s work fine with <a> tag, but is it possible to assign the classes for li tag like this <li class=“name”>
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
raminrahimi wrote #278092:
is it possible to assign the classes for li tag like this <li class=“name”>
Yes, provided you know its XPath from <a>. For example, if <a> are children of <li>, this will be
<txp:etc_query data='<txp:linklist wraptag="ul" break="li" />'
replace='//li@@class=normal;//a[contains(@href, "<txp:page_url />")]/..@@class=active' />You can even climb up the whole tree as done here by maniqui.
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#19 2014-01-13 08:06:46
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
now all my problems solved, but i can’t make sub-menus, could u plz help me?
thanks a lot.
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
You can actually assign classes with core tags (to test), though constructing the current page url is tricky:
<txp:variable name="url"
value='<txp:php>echo hu.substr(parse(''<txp:page_url type="req" />''), 1);</txp:php>' />
<txp:linklist wraptag="ul" break="">
<li class="<txp:if_variable name='url' value='<txp:link_url />'>active<txp:else />normal</txp:if_variable>">
<a href="<txp:link_url />"><txp:link_name /></a>
</li>
</txp:linklist>This also will not do the ancestor thing.
raminrahimi wrote #278097:
now all my problems solved, but i can’t make sub-menus, could u plz help me?
thanks a lot.
What is the menu structure you want to obtain?
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#21 2014-01-14 18:07:00
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
now i can make my menus easily by the help of Links and <txp:linklist /> but there is no option to make sub-menus where i need, example my menu is:
<ul>
<li>home</li>
<li>about</li>
<li>services
<ul>
<li>service 1</li>
<li>service 2</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
You could create a link category menu, assign it to the links home and about. Next, create a link category services with parent menu, and assign it to service 1 and service 2 links. Then this should create your menu (untested):
<ul>
<txp:linklist category="menu" wraptag="" break="li" />
<txp:category_list type="link" parent="menu" exclude="menu" wraptag="li" break="">
<txp:category title="1" link="1" />
<txp:linklist category='<txp:category />' wraptag="ul" break="li" />
</txp:category_list>
</ul>Use some form within <txp:linklist /> if necessary. That’s not very clean (suggestions welcome), but should work.
Edit: added type="link".
Last edited by etc (2014-01-15 14:36:51)
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Re: Mixed menu with section, category, articles
Here is how you can construct a multilevel links menu. Create menu link-type category with some subcategories (services and so on) and assign them to your menu links as needed. Create the following link-type menu form:
<txp:linklist category='<txp:category />' wraptag="" break="li" />
<txp:category_list type="link" parent='<txp:category />' exclude='<txp:category />' children="0" wraptag="" break="li">
<txp:category title="1" />
<ul><txp:php>echo parse(fetch_form('menu'));</txp:php></ul>
</txp:category_list>Now call
<txp:category_list type="link" categories="menu" children="0" form="menu" wraptag="ul" break="" />where appropriate, and you are done.
Edit: see it in action here.
Last edited by etc (2014-01-23 13:23:06)
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