Style attributes for menu

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When designing the index.php - or we can call it the front-end, that is what the users see when the visit our homepage

We need to design the menu bar as well, In my case I wanna the 1. level to be horizental and level 2 and 3 to be vertical.

Lets get startet, by default you find your index.php inside the /fundanemt dir call fundanemt.php

In the top of the fundanemt.php file you find the "Style attributes for menu"

The default linies frome level 1 fundanemt.php looks like this:

    //style attributes for menu level 1.
   //+active -submenu -show
   $arrayMenuStyle[1]['IOO'] = "<a href=\"URL\" class=\"l1\">TITLE</a>
";
   //+active +submenu +show
   $arrayMenuStyle[1]['III'] = "<a href=\"URL\" class=\"l1\">TITLE</a>
";
   //-active +submenu -show
   $arrayMenuStyle[1]['OIO'] = "<a href=\"URL\" class=\"l1\">TITLE</a>
";
   //-active -submenu -show
   $arrayMenuStyle[1]['OOO'] = "<a href=\"URL\" class=\"l1\">TITLE</a>
";
   //-active +submenu +show
   $arrayMenuStyle[1]['OII'] = "<a href=\"URL\" class=\"l1\">TITLE</a>
";

Lets break some of it up:

[1] telling me that we are on level 1

[2] telling me that we are on level 2, and so on...

[0] is a failback

['IOO'] ['III'] ['OIO'] ['OOO'] ['ABC']

A is to tell is the menulink is active or not

B is to tell if there is submenu links

C is to tell if the submenus is hidden or not

O = off

I = on

Ex:

['III'] is to tell that the menulink is active and there is submenu links and they are show`n also.

['OII'] is to tell that the menulink is not active, but there is submenu links and the submenu is show`n

--Clars 00:19, 25 October 2006 (CEST)