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BobbyC
Re: Help with a default theme hack

  • 2004/1/11 5:54

  • BobbyC

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 29

  • Since: 2003/11/16


So what do you do then, turn off the XOOPS menu?
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CBlue
Re: Help with a default theme hack

You can choose no for visible for the main menu block in blocks admin if you don't want it. Or you can keep it for links that you don't put in a custom menu and just take off the modules links that you don't want in the main menu by going to modules admin and changing the modules that you don't want to show in the main menu as 0 in the order column.
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BobbyC
Re: Help with a default theme hack

  • 2004/1/11 15:21

  • BobbyC

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 29

  • Since: 2003/11/16


Yes thank you. How does one deal with the sub-menu items that come up with certain modules? Is the work a matter of discovering all the menu items and their relation to one another and then reproducing it with a custom menu?

Bob
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Mithrandir
Re: Help with a default theme hack

Quote:

Dave_L wrote:
Quote:
you can turn on Smarty Debugging to check out the Smarty variables available per page


What does that do exactly? I turned it on, but don't see any extra information displayed.
It popups a window with all Smarty variables and their contents. If you have a popup blocker, this will of course not show until you configure it to allow popups for your site.
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Mithrandir
Re: Help with a default theme hack

Submenu items to a module is set in xoops_version.php for each module.
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Dave_L
Re: Help with a default theme hack

  • 2004/1/11 16:11

  • Dave_L

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 2277

  • Since: 2003/11/7


Re: Smarty Debugging

Thanks. I was blocking popups, but turned that off, and it works now.
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CBlue
Re: Help with a default theme hack

Bobby, the main menu uses the class of menuSub for the sub links and menuMain for the main links of a module. This class is defined in a td tag if you plan on creating a custom main menu in a block. If you are creating a horizontal or drop down menu, then you just need to add the sublinks for each module into that menu.
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