http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Navigation menu using only TXP tags Navigation menu using only TXP tags - comments https://textpattern.tips/navigation-menu-using-only-txp-tags Sun, 09 Nov 08 16:45:07 +0000 Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Su-Mu 1 1 Sun, 12 Oct 08 03:34:13 +0000 Hi
It would be nice, if you show the menü live here :-)

]]> Hi
It would be nice, if you show the menü live here :-)

]]> Su-Mu Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 12 Oct 08 05:17:51 +0000 Hi Susanne! I use the code above on my personal site right here.

]]> Hi Susanne! I use the code above on my personal site right here.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Martin 1 1 Thu, 06 Nov 08 14:11:22 +0000 Hi Jonathan,
I might be missing something here. You say the menu will update automatically when adding a new section, but doesn’t using the sections attribute limit the menu to only those listed there?

]]> Hi Jonathan,
I might be missing something here. You say the menu will update automatically when adding a new section, but doesn’t using the sections attribute limit the menu to only those listed there?

]]> Martin Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Thu, 06 Nov 08 19:30:34 +0000 Hi Martin. Yes you are correct, perhaps the article does not explain this as well as it should. However, the idea with the sections attribute is to demonstrate how one can determine the order of the menu items.

Leaving out the sections attribute will indeed result in an automatically updated menu. What I was hoping to do was show more than one way to create a menu using in-built Textpattern tags….

]]> Hi Martin. Yes you are correct, perhaps the article does not explain this as well as it should. However, the idea with the sections attribute is to demonstrate how one can determine the order of the menu items.

Leaving out the sections attribute will indeed result in an automatically updated menu. What I was hoping to do was show more than one way to create a menu using in-built Textpattern tags….

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Martin 1 1 Sat, 08 Nov 08 16:56:31 +0000 Hi Jonathan, and thanks for the clarification.

I think a sort attribute for txp:section_list, like we have for links, would be a great addition, instead of using the sections attribute.

BTW, your txptips.com is an excellent site with lots of interesting tutorials – thanks for making this effort!

]]> Hi Jonathan, and thanks for the clarification.

I think a sort attribute for txp:section_list, like we have for links, would be a great addition, instead of using the sections attribute.

BTW, your txptips.com is an excellent site with lots of interesting tutorials – thanks for making this effort!

]]> Martin Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 09 Nov 08 08:04:08 +0000 Hi Martin, there is already a sort attribute for the section_list tag…maybe you missed it?

]]> Hi Martin, there is already a sort attribute for the section_list tag…maybe you missed it?

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Navigation menu using only TXP tags by Martin 1 1 Sun, 09 Nov 08 16:45:07 +0000 Ah, sorry, my bad. What I meant was a sort value for the actual sections and not the section_list tag.

]]> Ah, sorry, my bad. What I meant was a sort value for the actual sections and not the section_list tag.

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