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Message:* <	xx-Small x-Small Small Medium Large x-Large xx-Large Arial Courier Georgia Helvetica Impact Verdana Haettenschweiler Black Blue Brown Green Grey Orange Paper Purple Red White Yellow [quote] solo71 wrote: You can see it [url=http://www.arma-sa.com/]on Arma sa website[/url], the navbar is managed with multiMenu. Which means I can add, move, remove any links without having to change the theme.html file of the theme. Of cours, it manage the groups access as well, so that, for instance, I'm logged in, I can access different links. All you have to do is add : <{include file="../modules/multiMenu/theme/multimenu.php"}> in your theme, and it would generate a < table> code with all your links within. As for the main menue copy, it's not forgotten. Just I wanted this one to be released first. :-D[/quote] Click the Preview to see the content in action.
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Re: [MULTIMENU] Test the multiMenu 1.7

by solo71 on 2005/4/9 19:44:30

Cloning this module..? I never tried. What about just adding new menus ?

Re: [MULTIMENU] Test the multiMenu 1.7

by Speed on 2005/3/30 19:33:17

Thanks for the continuing development! Great module!

I'll post to your site as a feature request. I'd find it useful if when using buttons and you choose to not show the title, the line the title would normally appear on would be eliminated. This would allow the buttons to appear closer together. Right now the two rows of buttons have a large gap between.

Re: [MULTIMENU] Test the multiMenu 1.7

by artigas on 2005/3/30 18:55:46

Greetings -

Is it posible to clone this module and have more than one multimenu?

Inquiring minds...

Re: [MULTIMENU] Test the multiMenu 1.7

by tzvook on 2005/3/30 17:27:11

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solo71 wrote:
MAJOR CHANGE! : dynamic sublink can now be totally different form the mainlink. Just put the sublink you want, and it would display if the above mainlink is activate. As simple as that.

Thanks for this addition to such a usefull module .. exactly what was needed

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2) There are now 8 menus (not 4)

Is there a Dhtml one among them ?

Re: [MULTIMENU] Test the multiMenu 1.7

by solo71 on 2005/3/30 15:46:31

You can see it on Arma sa website, the navbar is managed with multiMenu. Which means I can add, move, remove any links without having to change the theme.html file of the theme. Of cours, it manage the groups access as well, so that, for instance, I'm logged in, I can access different links.

All you have to do is add :

<{include file="../modules/multiMenu/theme/multimenu.php"}>

in your theme, and it would generate a < table> code with all your links within.

As for the main menue copy, it's not forgotten. Just I wanted this one to be released first.