Menu options

By default, menus are output with basic html similar to the following:
< ul class="menu_top">
< li class=“li_0 li_title_a”>
< a title=“Title” href=“/”>Title< /a>
< /li>
< li class=“li_1 li_title_b”>
< a title=“Title2” href=“/”>Title2< /a>
< /li>
< /ul>

menu_top : You can change the class used for the topmost < ul> in your template.php filem using the $GP_MENU_CLASS global variable:
…
< div id="menuwrap">
< ?php
$GP_MENU_CLASS = ‘my_class’;
gpOutput::Get(‘TopTwoMenu’);
?>
< /div>
…

The menus will always follow a hierarchical < ul>… < li>… structure, but you can customize the format the html within each < li>…< /li>. For example, if you want a element within each element you could do the following:
…
< div id="menuwrap">
<?php
$GP_MENU_LINKS = ‘<a href=“{$href_text}” {$attr}>{$label}< /span>< /a>’;
gpOutput::Get(‘TopTwoMenu’);
?>
< /div>
…

== Menu options ==

< ?php
$GP_ARRANGE = false;
$GP_MENU_CLASSES = array(
‘menu_top’ => ‘nav navbar-nav’,
‘selected’ => ‘’,
’selected_li’ => ‘active’,
‘childselected’ => ‘’,
’childselected_li’ => ‘’,
’li_title’ => ‘’,
’haschildren’ => ‘dropdown-toggle’,
‘haschildren_li’ => ‘dropdown’,
‘child_ul’ => ‘dropdown-menu’,
);

gpOutput::Get(‘TopTwoMenu’); //top two levels
?>

• In the pagemanager-menu You can add several classes to LI and ul (menupoint)

== Several independent menus ==

Typesetter allows creation of several menus in the pagemanger-bottom:

• gpOutput::GetFullMenu(‘m1’); (m0 is standard)

If You want a different skin : the skin of a higher menu must be changed manually in the top left corner under ‘options’