Why
Tiki has several ways to represent menus.
- SuckerFish
- Horizontal
- Vertical
- PHPLayersmenu
- Tree
- Horizontal
- Vertical
- Classc Tiki menu
- Vertical in module
It is also possible to start a menu showing at a certain level: Split_Level_Menu
Each menu should be tested with all themes.
This profile intends to show off all menu possibilities
Table of contents
Create menus (hierarchy)
Creating the menu
Uses: Very_Long_MenuYAML
dependencies: - $profiles.tiki.org:Very_Long_Menu:Very_Long_Menu
Assign in various ways
Add horizontal menu to top bar
YAML
preferences: feature_phplayers: y feature_cssmenus: y feature_top_bar: y feature_sitemenu: y feature_topbar_id_menu: $profileobject:very_long_menu$
Tree
YAML
objects: - type: module ref: module_demo_very_long_tree_menu data: name: module_demo_very_long_tree_menu position : right groups : Registered order: 5 title: menu content: {phplayers id=$profileobject:very_long_menu$}
PLM Horiz
{phplayers id=$profileobject:very_long_menu$ type=horiz}PLM vert
{phplayers id=$profileobject:very_long_menu$ type=vert}tiki format
{menu id=$profileobject:very_long_menu$}CSS/suckerfish format
{menu id=$profileobject:very_long_menu$ css=y}Split level menu
Will have- one top-level horizontal menu
- second & third level menus will be on the left, and contextual to what menu item is chosen at the top
in top custom code:
{menu id=101 css=y type=horiz toLevel=0}
in module
{menu id=101 css=y type=vert sectionLevel=1}
Amazon-style
Will have- one top-level horizontal menu
- just below, second & third level horizontal menus, and contextual to what menu item is chosen at the top
in top custom code:
{menu id=101 css=y type=horiz toLevel=0}
{menu id=101 css=y type=horiz sectionLevel=1}
See:
http://doc.tiki.org/Menus
Easy theme switcher
Uses: Test_All_Themesdependencies:
- $profiles.tiki.org:Test_All_Themes:Test_All_Themes