Note that it's often easier for people to work with "release dates" instead of "version numbers". If the recipe has multiple releases, then release notes can be placed here. If you have future plans or wishes for this recipe. It adds news options such as New File, Move To, Copy To, Quick Access, and other useful shortcuts to the control panel of the right click on Mac. The following strings can be translated in an XLPage: iBoysoft MagicMenu is a right click enhancer that helps Mac users get better control of the right click menu in macOS.
The link just looks like a link to "Nav Menu" but the Site/NavBar page will be built including the $Group/GroupNav menu, spliced in where the (:Splice:) markup is! MagicMenu and the StuffIt Contextual Menu provide you with quick access to StuffIt features right in the Finder, without having to launch any of the StuffIt applications.
To do this you add ?GroupNav= followed by the page-name (No spaces)įor example, if I call a NavBar page with a link that looks like this: If you call that page normally there is nothing different.īut if you pass the sub-menu page as a $GET reference it will be spliced in where the (:Splice:) Markup is. While it is simple to add that to the end of any Magic Menu Wiki-Page. In responsive Designs I like to have the Main Menu allow a Local or Group Menu to be Spliced onto it! Notice we can have a Menu-Item which is not a link - use that to make titles The included CSS Hides each Sub-Menu until its Top Menu is selected In between we use normal Unordered List Markup to create Menu and Sub-Menu items To insert a Menu using your wiki-page (Here called "Site/NavBar" you Start with the Markup (:Menu:) Now this won't show anything until you create those wiki pages - $Group/NavBar and/or Site/NavBar I have one menu for a larger screen and a smaller menu for a smaller screen so I get something like this: To take it a step further you might put that in a named div which can be shown or hidden using CSS responsive size rules. To Allow CSS to decorate different styles of Menu, you may want to put the Markup inside a nav element with a set ID or Class If it cannot find that page, it uses the default $Site.NavBar e.g.First (in this code) the Markup looks for a page in the current $Group, here called NavBar, e.g Main/NavBar.
THE MAGICMENU CODE
You only need one line of code to inject the Menu content of a Wiki-Page:Īs part of the skin.tmpl file, this calls the Markup on page-build.
THE MAGICMENU SKIN
Now, you will Need to Edit your Skin Template to inject the Menu or Menus Of course this assumes you will copy the two files (navbar_functions.css & navbar_) into your current Skin directory.įor example the pmwiki default would be /pub/skins/pmwiki/ In the section with other CSS references add: Next if you want to use my CSS files, you will need to Edit your Skin template to use the two CSS files.
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