NAVIGATION
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english:navigation:little-helper:view-submenu-conditionally [2012/02/22 09:18] Knut Heermann (flip-flop) |
english:navigation:little-helper:view-submenu-conditionally [2018/06/03 18:09] (current) |
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| - | > I put a combined horizontal and vertical navigation, the vertical (sub) menu will be displayed only when actually sub-menu items are available //(this is for example the case on the product pages, but not at home)//. | + | > I put together a combined horizontal and vertical navigation, the vertical (sub) menu will be displayed only when actually sub-menu items are available //(this is for example the case on the product pages, but not at home)//. |
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| - | You can not automate everything into a CMS! | + | You can not automate everything within a CMS! |
| - | Some menu solution can be implemented only on custom logic. | + | Some menu solution can be implemented only by custom logic. |
| - | But important - if possible **NOT** use inline PHP. For your case it goes as follows: | + | But it's important - if possible do **NOT** use inline PHP. In your case it goes as follows: |
| - | In the template, add to the point where the vertical menu to appear | + | In the template, add to the area where the vertical menu is to appear |
| [**Note:** All the "numbers" are levels of structure IDs] | [**Note:** All the "numbers" are levels of structure IDs] | ||
